Five Futures    by Ryan M. Williams
Price: $3.99 USD. 27650 words. Published by Glittering Throng Press  on November 9, 2010. .
An inventor recreates the future...An android searches for an open source emotion...A couple is faced with an impossible proposal...The smell of rotting aliens covers a town...A lonely man looks for someone to love... A collection of five science fiction stories from the author of Dark Matters, including: Future Wasn’t, The Copyleft Heart, Proposal, Eetees, and Your Eyes.

Regret    by Jaleta Clegg
Price: Free! 2790 words. Published on November 15, 2010. .
The invention of the Emoticator promises to free mankind from regret, but is that really such a great idea?

Reality School: In the Entropy Zone    by Jeffrey A. Carver
Price: $0.99 USD. 13040 words. Published on January 8, 2011. .
"Reality shapers"-- the children whose job it is to keep the forces of disorder at bay, to "maintain" reality for humanity. It sounds like grand, even godlike work, and some oppose it for just that reason. But with a deadly entropic fold threatening to destroy the world, a handful of children must assume the most perilous job in human history. First appeared in Science Fiction Age. 12,700 words

What Gods Are These?    by Jeffrey A. Carver
Price: $0.99 USD. 7030 words. Published on January 14, 2011. .
A lone survivor lurks in a ruined space station, facing certain death or capture. Earth has been saved from herself, her warring human children abducted by the Saviors to a forced promise of peace. Now they're coming for him. Can the human spirit survive in the face of the Saviors' overwhelming force? First appeared in Galileo magazine, from the author of Eternity's End. 7000 words

Whatever Happened to NinjaBaby?    by Michael Canfield
Price: $2.99 USD. 10050 words. Published by Vauk House Press  on February 6, 2011. .
The greatest pint-sized action star in the world. As "Ninja Baby," he gave everything for his career. Genetic-modification, nano re-engineering, plastic surgery. All part of the fame game. Now, for the first time, he tells his own story -- in his own words -- for a last shot at the prize that's always eluded him -- redemption. Includes a bonus story: "Landing Day".

Tales of Possibilities: 10 Science Fiction Stories    by Rebecca M. Senese
Price: $5.99 USD. 43700 words. Published on December 11, 2011. .
In this ten story volume of science fiction stories explore reawakening after a murder, changing faces and changing bodies, losing your Self, chasing a fugitive and smuggling yourself, and discover what happens when you forget to shoot the dog. “Tales of Possibilities: 10 SF Stories” is 42955 words.

Sozzel The Jongleur 2    by Ken Lehnig
Price: $1.99 USD. 56820 words. Published on December 29, 2011. .
The Jongleur walked through the ale house door into the dim and din. He had played and recited here just last week and was well received. He felt well prepared to offer some peculiar tellings, stories and poetry to puzzle, shock, and entertain.He climbed upon the stage and yelled out 'Sozzel the Jongleur.' Weird and strange stories and poems by Ken Lehnig PG-14

Tales from the Bridge Chronicles, Volume 1    by Gary Ballard
Price: $2.99 USD. 65080 words. Published on January 1, 2012. .
The near-future world of Artemis Bridge has been critically-acclaimed in the Bridge Chronicles. In this diverse collection of cyberpunk short stories, Ballard dissects the inner workings of credit assassinations, illustrates what happens to GlobalNet ID’s of the deceased, and details the initiation of the mysterious technomancers in ten exciting short stories, some never before published.

Stainless    by Michael Canfield
Price: $2.99 USD. 8350 words. Published by Vauk House Press  on September 23, 2012. .
A mysterious planet at the edge of a dying universe holds the key to an understanding of humanity's place in the cosmos -- or lack of it, in "Stainless." Includes bonus story: "Too Much Information About Joss Kaffee".

Too Much Information About Joss Kaffee    by Michael Canfield
Price: $2.99 USD. 8350 words. Published by Vauk House Press  on September 23, 2012. .
The Check City Police had the facts in the Kaffee case. Somebody just needs to put them all together in order to make an arrest. A man willing to cut through the red tape, a man of action. A man willing to go to the source himself. How does one line cop on the edge close a case of Kafkaesque dimensions? Includes bonus story: "Stainless".