Garage Debt    by Dwayne Phillips
Price: $0.99 USD. 2560 words. Published on February 21, 2011. .
Karl's wife has a few things for him to do on a Saturday. However, every time he tries to start a job, he faces a garage that is out of control.

The Werewolfening of Taffney St. Cloud    by Paul Hawkins
Price: $0.99 USD. 10590 words. Published on March 19, 2011. .
Continuing the horror parody begun in "The Vampirenization of Taffney St. Cloud." A buxom alabaster slayer who works in her mother's hair salon must defend Sunvalleydale from undead activity and a zombie pyramid scheme, all on the eve of the Harvest Moon Ball. Will the world will be saved in time for a dance in the Community College gym? Brooding aplenty, but no dark-soled shoes allowed.

Suburban Blues    by Dwayne Phillips
Price: $0.99 USD. 3830 words. Published on March 25, 2011. .
Jay Palmer is a computer programmer who works 16 hours a day. Now he rediscovers his passion for playing the guitar. Will his passions kill him?

Class Warfare at the Convenience Store    by Paul Hawkins
Price: Free! 4160 words. Published on April 16, 2011. .
When a burgeoning municipality sets out to annex a strip of land previously considered to be the sticks, the locals have to find the means to fight back.

Suburbia    by Jim Dayton
Price: Free! 2130 words. Published on April 24, 2011. .
Suburbia strips away the shiny, clean veneer of suburban life exposing a layer of deceit and sin that has existed for centuries.

Statistics Don't Lie    by Jim Dayton
Price: Free! 2460 words. Published on April 24, 2011. .
Statistics Don't Lie is almost the perfect summertime story... almost. There's teen romance and murder. What more could anyone want?

Blood For Culture    by Mitul Mistry
Price: $4.99 USD. 338120 words. Published on July 20, 2011. .
With the Northern provinces in ruin, the mercenary Gideon Greythorne embarks on an epic adventure to save the world – only his adventure is being written by Joseph Anderson, a college dropout who packs boxes in the suburbs. With lofty aspirations but cynical expectations, Joseph tries to reconcile his vision with his reality as he works at a hobby shop, penning the epic fantasy of his dreams.

Welcome to Wynott: Rethinking the Way We've Always Done Things    by Ray Harris
Price: $2.99 USD. 34050 words. Published on October 12, 2011. .
With a light touch and a lot of humor, Ray Harris applies fresh thinking to existing systems and structures, and creates a blueprint for a new American urban community, called “Wynott.” Whether an inner-city neighborhood, an aging suburb, or a small town, Wynott can exist in any place where enough people agree to try something different, and commit to making it work.

PRELUDE TO THE APOCALYPSE, Part 3 (The Lord of Watsu)    by Kirby Wright
Price: $0.99 USD. 4900 words. Published on January 15, 2012. .
The sun has set. Tony and Evo head east from the tiny town of Owl to discover the exclusive communities of Palm Springs are on fire. Familes huddle on their lawns as looters ransack their homes. Date palms become fiery torches that light Tony's way through a maze of burning mansions, street hustlers, and Psytrance parties. Tony buys an emerald necklace that once belonged to PARIS HILTON but Evo refuses to wear it. They reach the Palms to Pines Highway, which snakes into the high desert and arrive at Nirvana, a self-sufficient compound hidden at the base of Sheep Mountain. It's a great time-out for our Dynamic Duo as they rest in a geodesic dome and consider staying long enough for Evo to give birth to their first child. NIRVANA is a sprawling masterpiece that is self-contained, complete with fishponds filled with salmon & trout, vegan gardens, orange & avocado groves, mountain streams, goats, chickens, and a golden retriever named Cosmo. There's even contact with the outside world via ham radio. But will the apparently 'safe' lifestyle in a dangerous world last?