100 Ways to Love Yourself...And Why It Matters to All of Us    by Tom McLaughlin, Jr
Price: $4.99 USD. 54560 words. Published on April 17, 2012. .
A guide to treating yourself with the love you deserve simply because you exist, and a reflection on how desperately the world needs you to love yourself with abandon. Explore what authentic self-love is, and then plunge into 100 fun and meaningful activities that support you in lavishing your whole self with loving attention...for the good of us all.

Pocket M.F.A. Top Dogs and Alpha Heroes    by Sandra McDonald
Price: $1.99 USD. 5190 words. Published on April 28, 2012. .
Two characters. Two opposing goals. One dramatic scene. Writers who understand top dogs and alpha heroes can use them to build compelling mysteries, romances, and other kinds of stories. Comes with case studies, key points, and 9 characteristics of characters who come out on top.

The Peculiar Observationist: Observations and Anecdotes    by scal333
Price: $1.99 USD. 4640 words. Published on May 30, 2012. .
This ebook is a collection of stories on real people I have seen and met. From the streets to the subway, the strangers around us impact our lives. This is for all people, from those who are young and are still in the "scared of strangers" stage, to the college age where opinions have turned into a way of life, to adults who have their own stories to tell. This is appreciation for the stranger.

Pieces of Love, Volume One    by Patricia A. Rollins
Price: $0.99 USD. 54500 words. Published by anothernewday on June 3, 2012. .
Patricia A. Rollins spent a long and successful career in the helping professions. In Pieces of Love, she shares her earned wisdom in the “tales of opportunity” she has encountered with those in need of guidance. Each short story provides insight into the universal struggles we all face. Rollins invites the reader on a journey of self-discovery: to learn and love, to forgive and be forgiven.

Meet Archive    by Mary E. Lowd
Price: $1.59 USD. 2560 words. Published on August 7, 2012. .
A story-telling robot gets lost in his own stories. Originally published in Daily Science Fiction.

Bumps in the Night: Creepy Campire Tales    by Mark Leslie
Price: $2.99 USD. 12610 words. Published on August 12, 2012. .
BUMPS IN THE NIGHT is a collection of 4 stories perfect for sharing around a campfire; 2 brief tales ideal for oral storytelling & 2 longer stories to draw you in a bit deeper: ERRATIC CYCLES, ALMOST, THE PIZZA MAN and THE SHADOW MEN. Pay no attention to the strange bumps in the night you might hear just outside the safety of the campfire light while reading this book. It's just your imagination.

World Building 101    by Julie Ann Dawson
Price: $2.99 USD. 6830 words. Published by Bards and Sages on August 17, 2012. .
Originally designed for a seminar conducted by author and game designer Julie Ann Dawson at Suny College, World Building 101 provides both writers and RPG designers with an easy-to-follow process through which to create a functional and believable setting.

Hope Tastes Like Chocolate - Musings 2002-2012    by Joe Ed Lambert
Price: $6.99 USD. 108380 words. Published on September 7, 2012. .
A selection of essays, poetry, reviews and commentary by Center for Digital Storytelling founder Joe Ed Lambert. From 2002 - 2012, Lambert wrote online commentaries on numerous issues including the arts, politics, movie and theater reviews, travel writing, culture and society, mindfulness,and the nature of story and storytelling, and the comings and goings of his personal life.

The Rocking Chair Lady    by Randy Mixter
Price: Free! 5670 words. Published on September 18, 2012. .
The Rocking Chair Lady is a fictional short story based on a young boy's fascination with an elderly lady's stories of her adventurous, and sometimes magical life. Expect the unexpected.

Old Gatestown Chronicles    by Eva Conrad
Price: Free! 13340 words. Published on September 23, 2012. .
A novelette comprised of short stories, this sensually-rich collection explores the lives of characters living in a fictional Kentucky town during the 1800s.