MARIJUANA - Guide to Buying, Growing, Harvesting, and Making Medical Marijuana Oil and Delicious Candies to Treat Pain and Ailments    by Mary Bendis
Price: $2.99 USD. 11420 words. Published by marcygregg on January 3, 2012. .
This book is the one-stop resource for everything one needs to know to obtain pain relief from this natural plant, easy helpful growing, buying, harvesting, storing, and preparing marijuana oil with delicious Cannabis Chocolates and delightful Dragon Teeth Mints.

Widespread Zombification in the 21st Century and the Wars of the Zombie Masters: DRUGS: For Kids - and the Occasional Interested Parent    by Brian Johnson, M.D.
Price: $8.99 USD. 43670 words. Published by Gegensatz Press on January 7, 2012. .
An informative, entertaining book for kids about addictive drugs, written by a medical doctor with years of addiction treatment experience.

The Sensual Chemist    by Andrew Sudell Davis
You set the price! 58880 words. Published on January 31, 2012. .
The Sensual Chemist is a witty yet thoughtful alternative social history, about England and its relationship with the rest of the world over the last two thousand years. Seen through the eyes of a diverse set of characters, love, sex, death and war jostle alongside religion, hypocrisy, science and marijuana to tell previously unheard truths about the place we live in.

Cannabis Cures Cancer?    by Steven Hager
Price: $0.99 USD. 8480 words. Published on February 2, 2012. .
Does cannabis cure cancer? There are many stories but little scientifically verifiable evidence. Cancer is a big subject and easily misunderstood. But there is no doubt cannabis has anti-cancer effects, so why does the US government pretend it has no legitimate medical uses?

How To Grow Your Own    by Tim Sutton
Price: $1.99 USD. 13540 words. Published on February 6, 2012. .
A real world user guide for growing amazing vegetables and herbs from seed! There is something magical about seeing a tiny seedling sprout from a dry seed that you yourself have planted. To harvest a bumper crop of delicious, healthy food from that young seedling once it has grown to maturity is truly one of life's more rewarding experiences.

The Road Less Travelled    by John Porter
Price: $5.99 USD. 247910 words. Published on February 21, 2012. .
This is the epic tale of a real-life journey that began by mistake way back last century in a quiet European backwater, spanning three continents in a largely unexpected fashion: a fifty-year walk. It includes triumphs, adventure, excitement and dissappointments, heart-rending losses, love, death, discovery, wonderment and hope. Retrace the journey as you too wander along The Road Less Travelled.

The Oat Project - Release 1    by Jené Jackson
Price: $2.99 USD. 13260 words. Published on February 29, 2012. .
What happens when a 37 year-old, married, mother of three decides to sow 25 wild oats which her upbringing as a preacher’s daughter said would lead straight to hell? Over one summer, Jené Jackson found out. Join her in the first of these adventures: Marijuana. (“Drugs!”)

Killing Peace    by Pineapple Sam
Price: $1.99 USD. 14770 words. Published on March 1, 2012. .
Pineapple Sam has left the laidback days of surf and sand in Hawaii for the war riddled jungle of Vietnam. Delve into this nightmare from the perspective of Sam’s heart-wrenching firsthand account.

A Collection Of Dirty Little Stories    by John Porter
Price: $3.99 USD. 49340 words. Published on March 13, 2012. .
No erotica in this collection, despite the title! Just tales of people getting filthy mad at each other, commiting dirty deeds out of greed, lust or jealousy, and generally a whole swag of grubby goings-on. Some are filled with wry humour, others will make you laugh out loud, and some are filled with pathos. Adventure, mystery, smiles and history, there's something for everyone in this collection!

Against Excess    by Mark Kleiman
You set the price! 186050 words. Published on March 14, 2012. .
Mark Kleiman cuts through the rhetoric of the war on drugs and the legalization debate to discuss the practical options to control a wide range of substances. Both drug-taking and drug-control can be done to excess, and "Against Excess" shows how we can limit the damage done by both errors. It argues we need a middle ground: "grudging toleration" -- neither prohibition nor full legal availability.