U. City's Bravest and Kindest    by Eileen P. Duggan
Price: Free! 4980 words. Published on March 21, 2010. .
George Nieman, an elderly developmentally challenged newspaper vendor, was found one morning on a suburb’s main drag, stabbed multiple times in the chest and throat. The depth of devotion of University City’s firefighters to George soon became apparent to the whole community. U. City’s Bravest and Kindest tells the moving true story of the UCFD’s 50-year friendship with George.

Neurobiolology & Social Work    by Jane Gilgun
Price: $0.99 USD. 1420 words. Published on December 19, 2010. .
Advances in the understandings of human brains have implications for social work practice. This discussion provides information about the interactive nature of human development. Human brains--and human beings--are co-constructed. Social workers need to be as sensitively attuned as parents if they are to provide effective services.

Don't Die Sitting    by Saji Ijiyemi
Price: $6.99 USD. 25710 words. Published on March 13, 2012. .
The story of four outcasts who confront death and risk their lives to save their city. Having been banished from the city, they become homeless people living on the street and have to decide if they should go back to the city that expelled them, stay homeless until they die, or explore their future. Their faith will challenge you, their courage will fire you up, and their story will inspire you.