Act Locally
by SL Vail
Price: $2.99 USD. 118390 words.
Published on October 11, 2012. .
Act Locally is a twisted little jaunt through a small southern town that plays kick-the-can with all things sacred.
If you like Christopher Moore, Douglas Adams, Carl Hiaasen or Eudora Welty, you'll love Act Locally!
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Road Dance: Poems
by Elga Antonsen
Price: Free! 5670 words. Published on May 4, 2013. .
Stories of sacrifice and honor, strength and passion, healing and laughter. Collected from journals and memories that began in McCarthy-era NYC, they follow a crazy carnival journey of raising children, the search for love, self-understanding, and the desire to leave a better planet behind. The tales are evocative and sometimes startling, balancing a high wire between fear and redemption.
Price: Free! 5670 words. Published on May 4, 2013. .
Stories of sacrifice and honor, strength and passion, healing and laughter. Collected from journals and memories that began in McCarthy-era NYC, they follow a crazy carnival journey of raising children, the search for love, self-understanding, and the desire to leave a better planet behind. The tales are evocative and sometimes startling, balancing a high wire between fear and redemption.