Rainbows for a Nightingale
by Ron Bombardi
Price: $1.99 USD. 830 words.
Published by Los Publications on March 15, 2012. .
Come down to the cellar and relax, listen to the beats, and have a drink with Hume. Bombardi's poems are thought provoking and at times provocative, yet playful and sexy. Enjoy cum grano sacchari.
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Dark Horse Diaries: Part I: The Dark Horse
by Bill Hollars
Price: $0.99 USD. 11470 words. Published by Los Publications on February 7, 2012. .
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Three university students went missing over 3 months ago. Investigators learned that they had been working on a school project together documenting history and folklore of old abandoned houses when they found the journals of Thomas Sage, a man convicted of 5 counts of murder and sentenced to life in a heightened security hospital for the mentally insane. Here are some of the pages of that journal.
Price: $0.99 USD. 11470 words. Published by Los Publications on February 7, 2012. .
(5.00) Three university students went missing over 3 months ago. Investigators learned that they had been working on a school project together documenting history and folklore of old abandoned houses when they found the journals of Thomas Sage, a man convicted of 5 counts of murder and sentenced to life in a heightened security hospital for the mentally insane. Here are some of the pages of that journal.
No Frigate Like a Book
by Charles Johnson
Price: $1.99 USD. 10500 words. Published by Los Publications on January 26, 2012. .
"From the hot streets of Oaxaca at noon to the cold sands of Riyadh at midnight, Johnson’s poems step out like mirrors; they do not tell us where to go, but remind us, casually, gently, of who we are, and who we may become." Through this eclectic collage of poetry and prose, Johnson invites you to explore a view of the world through a journey into the human heart.
Price: $1.99 USD. 10500 words. Published by Los Publications on January 26, 2012. .
"From the hot streets of Oaxaca at noon to the cold sands of Riyadh at midnight, Johnson’s poems step out like mirrors; they do not tell us where to go, but remind us, casually, gently, of who we are, and who we may become." Through this eclectic collage of poetry and prose, Johnson invites you to explore a view of the world through a journey into the human heart.