Sorry, We Can't Use Funny    by Barry Parham
Price: $3.99 USD. 43210 words. Published on September 30, 2010. .
Following the success of his first book, the 2009 sleeper, "Why I Hate Straws," online humor columnist Barry Parham delivers again. Satire at its best! Includes the award-winning stories "Actuarial Family Theater" and "Perfect!"

The Lazarus Principle    by Robert Dowell
Price: $5.99 USD. 155250 words. Published on October 5, 2010. .
2050: The planet is ruled by an oppressive supra-national government whose surveillance systems delve into every aspect of individuals' lives. The Internet has become the opium of the masses, and technology, once the liberator of humanity, now threatens to enslave it. Boldly imagined and thrillingly written, The Lazarus Principle takes us on a roller-coaster ride through a dystopian future.

Caught in the Web    by harish p i
You set the price! 2060 words. Published on October 5, 2010. .
A humorous reminiscence on the adventures with internet, from the first time the author entered cyber world, that happened to be a decade ago...

Other Sides: 12 Webfiction Tales    by A.M. Harte
Price: $0.99 USD. 33970 words. Published by 1889 Labs  on October 13, 2010. .
This speculative fiction collection will capture the imagination and dazzle the senses, displaying the insight and wonderful originality of online fiction. Featuring Zoe E. Whitten, G.L. Drummond, MeiLin Miranda, MCM, Lyn Thorne-Alder & Chris Childs, Isa K., M. Jones, Erica Bercegeay & Charissa Cotrill, T.L. Whiteman, M.C.A. Hogarth, Nancy Brauer, and A.M. Harte, with an introduction by Jan Oda.

Green Fingers    by Dandi Palmer
Price: $1.99 USD. 28890 words. Published by Dodo Books on October 26, 2010. .
There is a strange glow in Penny’s greenhouse. She knows how to grow every flower, fruit and vegetable you can name, and perhaps even ones that come from another planet.

Citizen Power and the Internet    by Hercules Bantas
Price: $2.99 USD. 7600 words. Published on November 1, 2010. .
The rapid proliferation of technologies like the Internet has raised the question of whether they have had a positive or a negative effect upon democratic citizenship. This guide uses Steven Lukes' three-dimensional analysis of power to examine arguments of technological determinism that cast a negative light on the technology, and Castells' positive analysis of mass self-communication.

Democracy and the Internet    by Hercules Bantas
Price: $2.99 USD. 19960 words. Published on November 16, 2010. .
Computer communication technologies, such as the Internet, are now integral to many democratic public spheres throughout the world. The question is how they impact the democratic process. Using several real world examples and the deliberative democracy theories of Rawls, Habermas, and Dryzek, this book looks at how technology has influenced the political process, and its effect on citizen power.

The Complete Political Internet    by Hercules Bantas
Price: $5.99 USD. 41440 words. Published on November 16, 2010. .
This compilation contains five guides that answer some of the political questions introduced by the growth of the Internet. The compilation is comprised of: Citizen Power and the Internet, The Propaganda Model and the Internet: Smashing the Gateway, Ricoeur's Hermeneutic Arc and the Internet: The Changing Narrative Landscape, Democracy and Postmodern Identity, and Democracy and the Internet.

Emails from the Edge: When Friendship Spans the Distance    by Kristie Leigh Maguire
Price: $2.99 USD. 93590 words. Published on November 16, 2010. .
Emails from the Edge defies today's world of political correctness where every word is carefully censored so as not to offend anyone. Kristie Leigh Maguire is open, honest, and sometimes over-the-top funny in her email correspondence with her friend back in the States with whom she shares her thoughts and feelings while living overseas as an expatriate wife during the decade of the 90s.