Obama on Civil Rights    by
Price: $4.99 USD. 21270 words. Published on July 14, 2011. .
This book contains fourteen important speeches from President Barack Obama on the topic of Civil Rights. Chapters include President’s reflections on Martin Luther King, Jr, the thoughts he shared during the funeral for Dr. Dorothy Height, as well as the comments he made at the repeal of Don’t Ask Don’t Tell. This collection offers powerful insight into the man and character.

Copaganda: Why the Constitution Doesn't Apply to You    by I.C. Thruit
Price: $2.99 USD. 87120 words. Published on July 30, 2011. .
A light-hearted look at police brutality, judicial malfeasance and media complicity.

Going To Pieces…the Dismantling of the United States of America    by Elaine Willman
Price: $9.99 USD. 91200 words. Published by Fideli Publishing on November 11, 2011. .
Follow two brave women who discover, document and report a frightening and escalating reality: Congress is spawning tax-funded tribalism across America. Enrolled tribal members are dual citizens – full citizens since 1924, but “federal instrumentalities,” (property) of the federal government as dependent wards. Congress must end race-based separatism and unequal citizenship in America.

PoliticKu    by Michelle Shy
Price: $2.99 USD. 5440 words. Published on November 21, 2011. .
The world is in a big, fucking mess and I'm writing snotty haiku about it.

Your Morals My Freedoms (and my solutions)    by Kurt Konieczny
Price: $2.99 USD. 41170 words. Published on April 4, 2012. .
None of the recent or the current U.S. Presidents are solely responsible for our current state of affairs. All of them inherited and built upon unconstitutional policies since President Lincoln’s administrations. YMMF offers a set of ideas that are more than just a cheap slogan It is an e-book that outlines the problems seen by one American hit hard by current affairs and his solutions.

The End of Texas    by Juan Batista
Price: Free! 38630 words. Published on May 5, 2012. .
A bumbling Texas governor flirts with secession. Far right militias flock to his call and prepare for violence to bring about independence. A backlash from Indigenous Mexicans in Texas calls for the Aztlan Now movement, Mexicans wanting to secede FROM Texas and stay loyal to the US. Militias, Brown Power people, prison gangs, police, and FBI clash. From this comes new Mexican-majority US states.