Newt's World: Internal Byte    by Susan Womble
Price: $6.00 USD. 49280 words. Published by CyPress Publications on July 23, 2010. .
Susan Womble’s new book, the second in the Newt’s World series, illustrates the seriousness of bullying, especially cyber-bullying, in an action adventure that is rich in vocabulary and real-world adventure and catches the reader’s attention. Throughout the story, the author paints the hurt and damage caused by bullying in vivid colors, while showing that it must be eliminated.

Newt's World: Beginnings    by Susan Womble
Price: $6.00 USD. 36070 words. Published by CyPress Publications on July 26, 2010. .
Following a car accident that leaves him using a wheelchair, computer whiz Newt Willis adapts a NASA computer communications program developed by his father into a holographic game—“Newt’s World.” But when he shares the game with his two new best friends, an international espionage ring learns about the program and holds Newt’s school hostage. Can Newt save his classmates?

The Health Effects of Video Games    by Adetutu Ijose
Price: $9.99 USD. 9180 words. Published on November 29, 2011. .
If you as a gamer want to live a healthy life without your long term use becoming a source of self destruction you need to get the information provided in this book. Many gamers look at gaming as a form of leisure. Unfortunately computers can never be a source of relaxation as computer use is inherently stressful to our system in an unnatural way that is especially troubling for the human system.

The Virtual State and the Fall of Empires: Digital Rights Management, Virtual Rights, and the Decline of the Nation-State System    by Mychilo Cline
Price: $7.99 USD. 48720 words. Published on January 29, 2013. .
We may use public policy and software design to address contemporary issues online today, extend constitutional rights into virtual space, and build a foundation for a digital society. Digital life, liberty, and happiness . . . .

Virtual Sphere    by Vincent Strangecraft
Price: $2.99 USD. 4170 words. Published on February 20, 2013. .
Short story: Zed always thought video games were just for kids. After not having played games since he was a child, something draws him to a new arcade. Zed is in for the experience of a lifetime, for these games are nothing like the ones he played as a child.