Suicide Pact    by John Monarch
Price: $2.99 USD. 88910 words. Published on July 12, 2012. .
When all-around failure Coyote Black (not his real name) meets up with four other people to commit group suicide, he suddenly has a better idea: Since the doomed have nothing left to fear or lose, why not postpone their suicide one month, and in that time do whatever the hell they want? Alas he is, as said, a failure...so is it any wonder that things don't go as expected? An 89,000-word novel.

The Memory of a Salt Shaker    by Bernard Cox
Price: Free! 5450 words. Published on November 19, 2012. .
Bert struggles with the recent loss of his wife Mira. On the morning of his first day back to work, he discovers that the salt in an ordinary salt shaker Mira stole on their honeymoon contains her memories of their time together.

The Space Within These Lines Is Not Dedicated    by Bernard Cox
Price: $2.99 USD. 12820 words. Published on December 21, 2012. .
A brief encounter with a talking cicada compels a surreal journey of self-discovery. For fans of Hayao Miyazaki , Haruki Murakami, The Alligator Report, and TV series like Wonderfalls and Pushing Daisies. "Bernard Cox’s The Space Within These Lines Is Not Dedicated is a fantasy with a radically inclusive vision." --Frank Rogaczewski author "The Fate of Humanity in Verse."

The Draw    by Eric Guindon
Price: Free! 11080 words. Published on March 7, 2013. .
The Draw is a free existential urban fantasy short story. 4300 words. Includes a preview of The Reluctant Messiah by Eric Guindon

A Memoir of Absence    by Frederic Colier
Price: $4.99 USD. 53300 words. Published by Book Case Engine  on May 11, 2013. .
Ever since Salinger, nine seems to be a magic number when it comes to rendering debut short story collections. Frederic Colier's A Memoir of Absence is no exception. Embarking on an evocative journey through the heartland of our own delusions, Colier's terse prose guides us beyond the barren cultural plane of our all-too-malleable American dreams taking us into a realm of intellectual urgency, lin