WESTERNS: A Guide to the Best (and Worst) Western Movies on DVD    by John Howard Reid
Price: $3.99 USD. 80280 words. Published on February 18, 2011. .
A feast for western movie fans, this book looks at over 400 of the 2,000 DVDs on sale. In addition to detailed reviews of classics (The Big Country, Broken Arrow, The Searchers, Stagecoach, Shane, etc., the author focuses on William Boyd (the entire 66 Hopalong Cassidy series), John Wayne, Gene Autry, Roy Rogers, Buck Jones and Alan Ladd. Finally, some of Hollywood's worst westerns are examined.

Wussie: In Praise of Spineless Men    by Josh Muggins
Price: $5.99 USD. 69140 words. Published on August 25, 2011. .
This droll assortment of biographical “Profiles in Wussitude,” reviews of sex toys for timid men and other essays scrutinizes male gutlessness from every imaginable angle. How do wussies face death? How do they face naked ladies, or Starbucks baristas? Josh Muggins brings his refreshing comic voice to these issues and more.

My Hollywood MisAdventures    by Allan Cole
Price: $4.50 USD. 206450 words. Published on November 4, 2011. .
Tales Sometimes Tall, but always true, of Allan Cole's years in Hollywood with his late partner, Chris Bunch.

Jessie's Dream Snake    by Jamie Horn Preyer
Price: $0.99 USD. 19420 words. Published on November 16, 2011. .
Jessie’s Dream Snake is a delightful story of Jessie Jean, an 11 year old tomboy; whose dream of owning a rattlesnake comes true with a gift from her father and a little bit of her imagination.

A Thanksgiving Parody    by Wayne Simpson (pen name Wayne Richards)
Price: $0.99 USD. 2390 words. Published on November 17, 2011. .
One thanksgiving season, Timmy's teacher made an assignment give a presentation about the first Thanksgiving. Timmy got up and began to speak in a sing-songy voice. This was Timmy’s version of the story:

Last Reveille    by David Morrell
Price: $3.99 USD. 58710 words. Agented by Dystel and Goderich Literary Management on December 7, 2011. .
For this 35th anniversary e-book edition, the author revised the original text.Influenced by Sam Peckinpah, this story dramatizes American soldiers as they clash with Pancho Villa and his men along the Mexican border. Told through the eyes of an old scout, who realizes his days are numbered, teaches a young recruit about the past, at a cost he never expected to pay.