How I Predicted the Global Economic Crisis*: The Most Amazing Book You’ll Never Read    by John R. Talbott
Price: $9.99 USD. 79540 words. Published on March 20, 2011. .
This is an introduction to the writings of the best selling author John R. Talbott, a former investment banker for Goldman Sachs and previously a Visiting Scholar at UCLA's Anderson School. In his books, Talbott, called an oracle with a track record by Bloomberg News, has accurately predicted every single financial crisis for the last twelve years. Here he analyzes the real causes of the crisis.

Blight    by Rich Ristow
Price: $0.99 USD. 14660 words. Published on June 1, 2011. .
Floyd Cervenka has issues. He's lost his health insurance, he's hallucinating, and the bank wants to foreclose on his home. To make matters worse, he's finding and dreaming about severed body parts, and limbless ghosts are haunting him.

Hello Gomorrah    by Bud Nilsson
Price: $2.99 USD. 55380 words. Published on September 18, 2012. .
Killed in a car crash, Homer T. Quest arrives at the pearly gates. Learning the hereafter has no sex, coffee nor golf, he accepts a deal from St Peter, returning to earth to study America’s problems. He gives reports to an apprentice angel,in spite of adversity by an old enemy, romance, and a weird companion group; a Japanese lady elitist, a private investigator and a georgous Korean hooker.

The Summer of Our Foreclosure    by Sean Boling
Price: Free! 79520 words. Published on November 26, 2012. .
When the American Dream is defined as something you can’t afford, you can extend your finances, extend your commute, extend your family, extend your reasoning, and when the dream snaps back into reality, extend the party one more summer and try to finally enjoy what you have before it’s gone.