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How To Survive Unemployment [Article]    by Cathy Harris
Price: $1.50 USD. 5660 words. Published on December 30, 2012. .

In this article you will learn how to survive unemployment whether you were wrongfully terminated or just laid-off because of the economy.
Laid Off - Victims of the Great Recession    by Anthony J. Piccione
You set the price! 8460 words. Published on January 2, 2013. .

In 2010, in the wake of the Great Recession, Gibson Enterprises is one of the few companies that continue to do well and hire new workers in the weakened economy, where subordinate manager Lindsay Mallory interviews several the unemployed workers. During the interviews, she learns how they were each forced to seek new employment, and how it has impacted each of them and their families.
The Bridge Burner    by craig parker
Price: $4.99 USD. 131660 words. Published on January 28, 2013. .

Craig Parker's debut novel, The Bridge Burner, humorously illustrates an American family's transition to a new life at the dawn of the Great Recession. This entertaining melodrama is extraordinarily current, consistently funny, and, above all, sincere. Join Craig Parker on his journey from the Midwest's suburbia to the solace of the Central Rockies.
The Autistic Man    by Sha'ul Lipschitz
Price: $0.99 USD. 1370 words. Published on February 14, 2013. .

Mher has Autism. Autistic people have trouble blending in with "normal society." This is a mental barrier which makes it very difficult for them to make friends, get jobs, and succeed. Many people with Autism are able to be very successful, and with a lot of help are able to be normal. Unfortunately, Mher acts like a complete nut! He rambles on and on about politics... and his hygiene is terrible!
Why Waste Your Money Honey!!!!!    by E. K. Callender
Price: $0.99 USD. 2100 words. Published on March 1, 2013. .

A short book that looks at and wonders why most of us still choose to waste our hard earned money on over-priced items during this recession, when we can find the same items for much less elsewhere. It suggests a way to find those bargains.
How to Survive in Time of Economic Crisis    by Dr. Martin G Tharp PhD
Price: $4.99 USD. 40050 words. Published on March 3, 2013. .

Have you bought into the idea that as the economy goes so you go? Have you found your wallet on a diet during this recession? This book will give you invaluable insight on how to not only survive in this failing economy but to have more than enough to meet every financial obligation that you may face! Don't just survive, THRIVE!
World, Incorporated    by Tom Gariffo
Price: $2.99 USD. 102910 words. Published on April 19, 2013. .

By 2058, the world's governments have fallen. Global society is controlled by 5 gigantic conglomerates of business interests known as "supercoporations." A man codenamed Agent Sliver has contentedly been the covert operative of one such entity's CEO for several years, until a mission does not go as expected. Action and intrigue ensue as he comes to rethink his place in this 21st century dystopia.
Wishflowers    by Jamie Thornton
Price: Free! 7350 words. Published on May 3, 2013. .

A woman living in an urban neighborhood gripped by a recession witnesses her neighbors vanish, home by foreclosed home. But when the police and the “C U Move” van come for her, she must stand up for her right to belong. A short story originally published in The Quotable Lit.
A Dead Cold Night    by Ben Kalcher
Price: Free! 3360 words. Published on May 7, 2013. .

The coldest of winter nights, a scene of a robbery and a cold blooded murder in plain sight of officer Jenny Blackman. Hidden and unarmed she feels powerless until the killer escapes into the snowy night. In pursuit Jenny must stop the killer escaping and bring them to justice. But how well does she know the killer?
The Recession is Over - Time to Grow    by Keith Churchouse
Price: $7.12 USD. 33620 words. Published by KeithChurchouse on May 30, 2013. .

The recession is over! For now is the new economic reality, especially for aspiring and mature SME's. Both exciting and possibly uncharted times lie ahead. Are you and your business really ready? The economic environment is changing, dynamic, and your business should be ready now, innovating and preparing new ideas to take full advantage.