8810    by Nicholas Taylor
Price: Free! 32200 words. Published by DarkFire Press  on April 8, 2010. .
Join Bill Morison on his journey through corporate America, as he learns about auditing insurance and just how irritating people can be. This book contains office related humor, inspired by the author’s experiences in navigating through corporate life.

Two Tone Jimmy    by Ronald Allen
Price: $0.99 USD. 2290 words. Published by Murder Creek Publishing  on August 4, 2010. .
I hate high pressure sales routines! My wife knows I hate high pressure sales routines, but sometimes she judges the potential rewards sufficient to justify a violation of my sensitivities. That’s what happened the day we met Two Tone Jimmy.

Born with a Beard    by Ted Ringer
Price: $0.99 USD. 28910 words. Published on September 29, 2010. .
A "Bedtime Story for Big Kids," this tells the funny story of a baby who, yes, was born with a beard. This is the tale of his family, told by the bearded one, from the unusual moment of his birth, up to the time he speaks his first, momentous words. Dad battles a blizzard. Mom gets her hair done. Sister has designs on France. Gambling, fitness, romance––this family has it all!

Chaos With Jason    by Jeremy Taylor
Price: $2.99 USD. 5850 words. Published on November 17, 2010. .
Jason Day is fifteen and is conned into babysitting for his 8-year-old cousin Veronica. A quiet evening in front of the TV? Oh no, not with Veronica. An adventurous comedy that involves Jason in his boxers, two secret agents, a Viking,a soccer game, blackmail and extortion. A perfect short comedy novel for babysitters everywhere.

Gerry’s e-mails from America (and other exotic locations)    by Amy Fagen
Price: $4.95 USD. 50220 words. Published by Mirador Publishing  on February 8, 2011. .
In a world where animals and humans co-exist as equals, including the right to eat waffles and host appalling late night chat shows, there stands one above all others. He’s short, fat and hairy and has an ego the size of the North Atlantic Drift; not to mention the morals of a drunken, one eyed thieving Jackdaw. That’s Gerry!

The Mostly Weird Chronicles of Steffan McFessel    by Marcos Donnelly
Price: $2.99 USD. 103440 words. Published on February 10, 2011. .
Last War has ended and Earth has turned weird. Ball lightning wanders the land unfettered. Whole towns go mad, burning books and those who read them. Once-imaginary creatures come to life. Earth’s survivors know that if humanity is to regain its former glory, they need a champion. A leader. Someone brave, bold, ready to face a dangerous, glorious destiny. Instead … they get Steffan McFessel

Eight Surefire Ways To Tell If You're A Jewish Mother    by Morgan St. James
Price: $0.99 USD. 4000 words. Published on March 21, 2011. .
A comical look at what it takes to be an official Jewish Mother and how to deal with one. A Jewish Mother doesn't have to be Jewish, a mother or even a woman!

The Jerk    by Christopher Mundie
Price: $0.99 USD. 26180 words. Published by Library Tales on March 30, 2011. .
The Jerk, by Christopher Mundie, explores a day in the life of a special kind of guy; the kind of guy you wouldn't want to have at your party or end up owing any favors to. You know the type, the cynical, sarcastic, self-centered, lying and conniving—he’s The Jerk.

Survive the Movie Plot: Real Folks' Survival Guide for Horror, Sci-Fi & Thrillers    by K.E. Hawkins
Price: $2.99 USD. 13750 words. Published on May 5, 2011. .
Vampire attacks, space aliens, mad scientists, giant ants, monsters and other scary encounters that you can survive with the help of this survival guide. This book contains information presented with humor that may one day be found useful to you. Real folks have survival rights, too! Photos from classic B-movies are included.

The Princess and the Pad and other Horrifying Humour for Women    by Christine Langtree
Price: $0.99 USD. 5940 words. Published on May 29, 2011. .
Women get all the fun in life! Periods, childbirth, gynaecologists... A collection of humourous articles for girls who like to tell it like it is.