AFRAID - Tidbits of the Macabre    by Elizabeth Massie
Price: $3.99 USD. 51630 words. Published by Crossroad Press  on February 23, 2011. .
Two-time Bram Stoker-winning, veteran horror author Elizabeth Massie offers up a collection of some of her more obscure horror shorts, a sampling spanning nearly the entire length of her 27-year career thus far. AFRAID opens the collection with a new poem, "Afraid," which plays with the question, "Why do we read horror?" There are 13 tales in all from a master storyteller.

And the Moral of the Story Is...    by Trista DiGiuseppi
Price: Free! 3280 words. Published on July 30, 2011. .
This is a dark, little collection of short stories and poems. In this book you will find demons, gods, drug addiction, broken hearts, and wild men. (Before you download, read a cumulative author review: http://www.ebookitreviews.com/?p=187)

Icarious' Secret    by Malacara 
Price: $0.99 USD. 37200 words. Published on November 28, 2011. .
Icarious was born to fulfill the 'Prophecy'. He never did, though. He simply retired after doing pretty much everything else he could think of. If anyone asked him why he sidestepped that whole destiny thing, he would tear them apart. "Icarious Secret" is a phantasmagorical account of the life and misdeeds of the world's greatest warrior.

How to Succeed as a Graphic Designer    by Designers Insights
Price: $42.00 USD. 32970 words. Published on March 7, 2012. .
Do you want to find out how to increase your value in today’s marketplace? Why you don’t have the job you want. Learn what they don’t teach in school. Gain access to years of on-the-job professional designer knowledge. Teachings only a master passes to his apprentice. Enjoy employability in any economy. Really learn how a graphic designer succeeds. Learn about the true business of graphic design.

Tidewater Moon    by Don Katnik
Price: Free! 1380 words. Published on March 25, 2012. .
Two homeless teenagers carve out a thin existence on a New England beach, preying on the tourist life around them as it preys on them. This literary "slice-of-life" short story is gritty and dark.