If The Glass Is Half-Full, Why Am I Still Thirsty?    by Russell & David Bowman
Price: Free! 4890 words. Published on January 2, 2013. .
The words and thoughts of others can help us see things as never before. This book is a compilation of quotes, thoughts and ideas on perspective and perception. They are by people famous and people not so famous. They are encouraging and empowering, they will make you laugh, they may make you cry, who knows, they may even change your life!

The Secrets of Stress    by LB Bacchus
Price: $5.99 USD. 28140 words. Published on January 11, 2013. .
stress is something many of us in westernized society accept as part of life even though it leads to unhappiness and if prolonged causes serious health conditions. this book invites the reader to be the captain of the boat on a shared journey with the author who navigates as they cover seven legs of a proactive journey to discover some of the root causes of stress.

What I Will...I Can    by Joseph Giampapa
Price: $4.99 USD. 15260 words. Published on January 13, 2013. .
Written specifically to "cut to the chase," this powerful little handbook was designed to be a companion for anyone "going through life!" Loaded with vital and practical information based on the author’s nearly forty years of research and practical experiences.

Higher Vibrational Spirituality    by Tanya Jopson
Price: $2.99 USD. 51050 words. Published on January 29, 2013. .
Is life living you or are you living life (authentically)? Knowing the difference enables you to live a personally fulfilling reality? In this enlightening book is a complete presentation of a spiritual process that will empower us to live a spirit-guided-life. When we live life guided by spirit, or as one with our higher-self, we are then living life authentically.

An Essay concerning Human Enquiry: Exploring the Intersection of Hume and Kant — Perception, Causation and the Limits of Human Understanding    by Sean M. Madden
Price: $2.99 USD. 14160 words. Published on April 1, 2013. .
Metaphysics is the search into existence, our existence within that existence, and our understanding of these existences. That is, how do we know what (or that) we know? This was a key question for Hume and Kant, and one which we shall consider. This essay, therefore, is a philosophical enquiry into human enquiry itself. We shall ask, how is it — and to what extent do — we understand our world?

Octopus Balls    by Edward Rochon
You set the price! 3530 words. Published on April 20, 2013. .
an essay on human perception. the heart of the matter is how man's point of view (geometric and geometric analogy) influences his perception of the truth. physical perception, promises, subtleties of acting, the question of otherness, and the metaphysical foundation of our existence are covered. the cover image is deliberately childish. the subject matter is important to everyone, including kids.

DayShift: Start Where You Are    by Dawn Brown
Price: $7.95 USD. 40900 words. Published on April 23, 2013. .
DayShift: Start Where You Are is filled with gems that remind us that personal growth is a lifelong endeavor. By accepting the book's daily invitations to increase our awareness, we can build powerful habits that create lasting results. Dawn Brown reminds us that a stumble or fall is an opportunity to choose to get up and keep on going. Every day is an opportunity to choose again.

Our Human Labyrinth    by Lee Gunnell
Price: $2.99 USD. 94400 words. Published on May 20, 2013. .
Our Human Labyrinth is the story of survival versus social communication; lost within a self-contained maze, commonly known as civilization. A journey through history - as much as a journey within ourselves: the book explores concepts of how and why structures of accepted illusion are created by the few, and the distorted effect it has upon reality, for the many…