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The Shaft & Two Other Stories	by Tim Greaton June 08, 2011	Free!	3137 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live in Maine with my beautiful wife and three amazing children. We share 7-acres with 1 dog, 2 cats, and a population of ducks that varies with the weather. I'm a full-time corporate writer and novelist. My fiction, non-fiction and advertising work has appeared in forums all around the globe. A few months back, my novel "The Santa ShopÂ¨ was republished to Kindle and Nook. My pre-release novel "From My Cold Young FingersÂ¨ (soon to be final-released as "Ripped From My Cold Young FingersÂ¨) is also available on Kindle. "Zachary Pill, The Dragon at Station End,Â¨ "Heroes With FangsÂ¨ and my horror novel "AncestorÂ¨ will also be available on Kindle in the next few months. My brother's publishing company refers to me as "Maine's Other Author TMÂ¨ but I prefer just Tim :-).
Unspoken Words, Unanswered Questions	by Richard Sanders June 11, 2011	Free!	2778 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I worked as an Executive Editor at Entertainment Weekly for 11 years and (in two separate stints) at People magazine and people.com for 12 years. I often speak to young journalists and try to use myself as an example for inspirationâ€”a guy who spent time in jail, rehab and a psych ward and somehow went on to become a successful editor at Time Inc. and managed to keep himself sane and alive. Iâ€™ve tried to reflect those experiences in these books My wife, Laurie, and I live in Garden City, N.Y..
The Operation	by Colin Marks June 20, 2011	Free!	4166 words	Read a sample
Author bio: British writer Colin Marks (born May, 1970) has so far only published a handful of short stories electronically, reaching #4 in the Amazon short story category. He is currently working on a novel for young adults which is due to be released in early 2012. This will be shortly followed by an adult thriller.
Reason (Part One of The Arbiter Project Trilogy)	by Marek Storm July 31, 2011	Free!	23104 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Marek Storm was born in Fort Wayne, Indiana, in 1971. He grew up as the youngest of three children by a full six years and subsequently had to develop a very active imagination. His undergraduate studies involved a healthy mix of Business, Information Systems, Communications, Psychology, and Theater. Marek graduated with a Bachelorâ€™s degree from Indiana University in 2000. He has often contemplated pursuing a graduate degree, but would much rather spend his time doing what he truly loves, which is writing. He currently resides in Bloomington, Indiana with his wife, two daughters, and three cats. A male cat was added to the family a little while ago in order to help balance the testosterone/estrogen levels in the house.
The Long Night	by Rachelle Williams Aug. 15, 2011	Free!	1107 words	Read a sample
Author bio: My name is Rachelle Williams, and I am a freelance web content producer with a penchant for writing short stories and flash fiction with a macabre twist. My other interests include photography (I shoot with a Cannon EOS 60D, wanna party?), classic films, nutritional healing, Generation X culture, and creating passive income on the Internet. *Fairly Odd Quirks* -- I have been trying to become a vegetarian for the past 5 years, but chicken and ribs keep thwarting my mission! -- I am learning how to master the trick of utilizing the gifts of Adult ADHD - Inattentive Type, but it's just so hard to focus...
Of Blood and Velvet	by Eduardo Jimenez Aug. 21, 2011	Free!	1958 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I live and work in the LA area. I read and reread Julio Cortazar, Juan Rulfo and Jorge L. Borges. I hope my stories go well with your morning coffee.
North Country	by Sue Verrochi Sep. 11, 2011	Free!	2559 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Sue Verrochi is a writer dividing her time between Bethel, Connecticut and Freedom, New Hampshire. She has two teenage children, two dogs (pound puppies!) and one wonderful husband. Sue wishes she could quit her day job as a database consultant so she'd have more time to write stories and finally finish those two novels!
No Choice	by Noel Palmer Sep. 16, 2011	Free!	327 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm a 20 year-old college student who has almost finished a Bachelor's Degree in Writing with minors in Psychology and Linguistics. I love to write both Fantasy and Science-Fiction, but occasionally delve into other genres. I do want to say, though, that what I consider my better works are not on here as none of them are quite finished yet.
Sunshine Meadows	by Pete Rossi Oct. 17, 2011	Free!	8881 words	Read a sample
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Black Sheep: A NaNoWriMo Novel	by SJI Holliday Nov. 05, 2011	Free!	37637 words	Read a sample
Author bio: SJI Holliday is a writer of quirky short stories and a selection of partially completed novels. Her current novel 'Black Sheep' is participating in November 2011's NaNoWriMo and she plans to not only complete the requisite 50,000 words, but to complete the full first draft. After that, editing awaits. You can read Black Sheep here as a work in progress - hopefully you will keep coming back for updates!
Stressed (A Status Short)	by Mireille Chester Dec. 13, 2011	Free!	7691 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Wife, mother of three, author of 'The Chosen One Trilogy', creator of the world of Quelondain which will be home to many more stories
myzombiejounal by Ivan and Ian Desabrais	by Ian Desabrais Jan. 18, 2012	Free!	20835 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Write from my inspirations in life. Mostly #Fantasy.
The Black Dress & The Red Dress Two Twisted Tales	by Garden Summerland Jan. 13, 2012	Free!	1791 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Garden Summerland is a romance, horror, psychological thriller, crime & mystery novelist. She also enjoys writing short stories, screenplays, lyrics, poetry and flash fiction. She collects gargoyles, loves elves and Ireland and when she isn't writing, she enjoys reading and online research.
Suzanne Degnan	by Sherry Wood Feb. 04, 2012	Free!	94745 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Sherry Wood grew up in The South, but it was when she moved to Chicago that she began to write novels. She experienced the darker side of Boys Town, falling in love with a male prostitute. Her first novel "Everyone Is Chuckers" is based on exactly that. She has since written four more novels, including the paranormal thriller, "Suzanne Degnan."
The Quartet Intro	by Ipam Jan. 26, 2012	Free!	74127 words	Read a sample
Author bio: splats in ballet, sour notes in choir & drives really fast.
Alex Frost Meets The Killer	by Mortimer Jackson Dec. 04, 2011	Free!	56235 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Mortimer Jackson is a self-published author living in the underbellies of suburban California, where as a novelist he writes in the hopes of one day joining the ranks of the overrated.
13 Angry Women	by Jacqueline Collin Jan. 22, 2012	Free!	5342 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Happy Acres is a new independent book publisher based in Edmonton, Alberta. Made up of a small staff we are in search of new ideas and interesting writers. Our mission is to find interesting and educational writing and pass it on. We truly believe ideas are always more fun when they are shared.
The Candela of Cancri (Book 10 in the Jay Leicester Mysteries Series) Special Preview Edition	by JC Simmons Jan. 29, 2012	Free!	25989 words	Read a sample
Author bio: JC Simmons is the author of an Ernest Hemingway biography, several short stories and ten critically acclaimed serial mystery novels, known as the "Jay Leicester Mysteries Series". Included in the series are: Blood On The Vine, Some People Die Quick, Blind Overlook, Icy Blue Descent, The Electra File, Popping the Shine, Four Nines Fine, The Underground Lady, Akel Dama, and The Candela of Cancri, all of which have been recently re-released as ebooks by Nighttime Press LLC. The author was born, raised, educated, and stayed in the great State of Mississippi. He is a retired Airline/Corporate pilot and lives with his wife on the family farm in Union, Mississippi where he is working on a autobiographical work detailing his life and times as a pilot.
Sweet Dream, Silver Screen	by Moxie Mezcal Sep. 09, 2009	Free!	16474 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Moxie Mezcal lives under an assumed name in San Jose, California.
The Hitler File EXCERPTS	by Sam Vaknin Jan. 03, 2010	Free!	57698 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Sam Vaknin ( http://samvak.tripod.com ) is the author of Malignant Self Love - Narcissism Revisited and After the Rain - How the West Lost the East as well as many other books and ebooks about topics in psychology, relationships, philosophy, economics, and international affairs. He served as a columnist for Central Europe Review, Global Politician, PopMatters, eBookWeb , and Bellaonline, and as a United Press International (UPI) Senior Business Correspondent. He was the editor of mental health and Central East Europe categories in The Open Directory and Suite101.
Tellurian Suns: Seeing the Light	by Cameron Sutter Jan. 13, 2010	Free!	99541 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I started writing in 1st grade with a story about me giving my brother aliens for his birthday. I got in trouble in class because I was writing during the teacher's lesson. My brothers and I were always creating new superheroes (like Sharkman and CD man) and we pretended to be them and save the world from the villains we created. In 7th grade I wrote my first children's novel called Saturn's Quest about a boy who saved the whole universe from the Evil Dynasty. I'm a martial arts fanboy wanna-be and as soon as I get more time, I will be the next Karate Kid. I rebooted my writing career around '06 because I can't stand the thought of having a 9-5 job for the rest of my life where my thoughts and desires are dictated to me and where I'm only making someone else rich while I remain in poverty. I wanted to get out there and make something of myself: the American Dream and all that. And with that desire I want to own my own business someday, too. I have a growing family made up of my amazing wife and I, and our two kids (One is 2 years old and the other is a few months old). We faithfully believe in a living God and Christ as our Savior and hope to live together as a family forever.
The Book of Revelations	by Ivan Turner April 09, 2010	Free!	29575 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I was born and raised in New York City. I graduated from New York University with a degree in Computer Science and went on to do some programming for about 2 years. Later on I left programming to buy a comic book and gaming store. After a few years of that, I changed careers again. Now I teach math and computer science in a New York City high school. I am married with 2 children. Writing and gaming (the face to face kind) are my first loves. In addition to my books, I've written a tabletop miniatures adventure game. The rules can be downloaded for free at my web site.
Young Junius	by Seth Harwood Nov. 18, 2010	You set the price!	104621 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Seth Harwood grew up in the Boston area, graduated from the Iowa Writersâ€™ Workshop in 2002 and currently lives in San Francisco. He teaches writing and literature at Stanford University and the City College of San Francisco. In 2005, Seth started writing Jack Wakes Up. After almost 9 months of working on the novel, he decided he was ready to podcast it. In July 2006, the Jack Palms Crime Podcast Series was born. As JACK WAKES UP was followed by A LONG WAY FROM DISNEY, JACK PALMS II: THIS IS LIFE, and JACK PALMS 3: CZECHMATE, his podcast audience grew into a sizeable world-wide following, as covered by the San Francisco Chronicle here. When Breakneck Books published JACK WAKES UP in March 2008, Seth's online audience (the Palms Daddies and Palms Mommas) jumped all over Amazon.com and bought enough copies to raise the book to #1 in Crime/Mystery and #45 overall in books. JACK WAKES UP was subsequently purchased by THREE RIVERS PRESS (Random House) and re-released on May 5th 2009. It received rave reviews from Publisher's Weekly, Michael Connelly, and Marilyn Stasio in the New York Times Book Review. Now Seth is happy to see his second novel, YOUNG JUNIUS (Oct. 10), released by Tyrus Books in hardcover, trade paperback and also as a very special, limited edition. Sethâ€™s other jobs have included commodities floor trading clerk, bartender, copy-editor, rare book cataloguer and freelance journalist. His stories have been published in Post Road, Ecotone, Inkwell, and Storyglossia, among others.
Ghostkiller	by Steven Savile Dec. 07, 2010	Free!	7155 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Steven Savile has no life. It's official. That's probably the most important thing you can know about him. So, now we've got that out of the way, the good stuff, like what's he done, where and to whom. Steve's a man of many hats - like many people without hair. Hat number one, the bright colourful scotch tweed flat cap, is Steve's original fiction. Most recently he has written SILVER. You might have noticed it. It takes up a good 90% of this site. If you didn't notice it you're probably not reading this bit either, so I guess we'll forgive you, not that you'll notice. His other stuff include various novels and short story collections like The Hollow Earth, Temple: Incarnations, Laughing Boy's Shadow, Houdini's Last Illusion, Angel Road, and the graphic novel Fragrance of You (with artist Robert Sammelin). Steve was a runner up in the 2000 British Fantasy Awards, a winner of a 2002 Writers of the Future Award, and was nominated for the inaugural 2006 Scribe Award for best novel adaptation for his novel Slaine: The Exile. His novel Primeval: Shadow of the Jaguar is currently nominated for the 2008 Scribe Award for Best Young Adult Novel. Fingers and toes are naturally crossed. Hat number two is his tie-in writing. Steve is the author of the Von Carstein Vampire trilogy (Inheritance, Dominion, Retribution) set in Games Workshop's popular Warhammer world. The individual books were gathered together into the omnibus edition, Vampire Wars, and Steve being the awkward so and so he is went and rewrote the last chapter of the last book just for that omnibus. It isn't often we get a chance to put right what once went wrong, so to speak, so apologies to everyone who read the original ending. Go to the local bookshop and check out the new end. Tell them Steve sent you if they hassle you about reading in the corner without buying the book! His final book for Games Workshop, Curse of the Necrarch, features a 60 year old hero who has a heartattack right around the page 50, and is all about the futility of heroism and war as it's generally portrayed in fantasy novels. Let's just say it was a brave book for Games Workshop to publish and opinion seems to be split down the middle as to whether it is the best or worst thing he's ever written, so he must have done something right, eh? Steve's also written the best-selling original audio novel Torchwood: Hidden for BBC Audiobooks. It was read by Naoko Mori who plays Toshiko Sato in the BBC series. One might think Steve has a thing for the lovely Naoko, as his Torchwood short story in the Yearbook released by Titan in 2008 also had a huge picture of the lovely (did we already say that) Naoko right beside his story Black Water. He also wrote the first novel based in the Primeval universe, Shadow of the Jaguar, which was a #1 bestseller in the UK. The other one you might have seen cluttering up bookshelves in dusty bookstores would be his Slaine duology which was published by Black Flame (Slaine The Exile and Slaine The Defiler). We say duology, the series was originally conceived as a trilogy and ends on a whopping cliffhanger, so again, sorry folks! Lots of apologising going on here. The rights to Slaine have reverted to Rebellion, so whether or not the trilogy will ever get its final installment is very much in their hands. Back when he was a wee lad Steve also wrote a series Star Wars books including a kids adaptation of Return of the Jedi, for Hendersons, part of Dorling Kindersley, a Jurassic Park fun fax file, and short stories four incarnations of The Doctor. Yep, that Doctor. The time lord. Tardis. His next media tie-in is an original Stargate SG-1 adventure, Shadows. Hat number three is his editorial one. He has edited a number of critically acclaimed anthologies, including Elemental, Redbrick Eden, and Doctor Who Short Trips: Destination Prague. He also compiled Smoke Ghost & Other Apparitions and Black Gondolier and Other Stories, the collected horror stories of Fritz Leiber. Hat number four, the dapper bowler hat, is collaborative work. Steve recently finished a weird western with David Niall Wilson, Hallowed Ground, and is working with James Moore on a YA trilogy, the first book of which Death Knell is rattling away on their keyboards while you read this. It is, promise you. Neither of those boys sleep. And then there's the red-headed stepchild of my writing career, Brian M. Logan, that action guy, who I'm currently plotting world domination with. We've got six full blown novels pretty much outlined in serious detail, ranging from supernatural thriller to classic Fog-like horror by way of noir monster madness. Trust me, you'll be hearing more about Bri. So what's next you ask breathlessly? Well, in no particular order, there's a short story collection from Dark Regions Press, which has no name and Steve calls The Incompleat, because, well it is... a new adventure for the crew from The Hollow Earth, called London Macabre, and Gold, the sequel to Silver. Original title eh? Never saw that one coming... but can you guess what the follow-up to Gold will be called? Well? Answers on a postcard please... you might win a prize. Maybe.
The Death Clock - a short story	by J. Rock Dec. 23, 2010	Free!	4178 words	Read a sample
Author bio: J. Rock lives and works in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada. Dinosauria is his first novel. He enjoys reading, writing, camping, fishing, biking, snowboarding, and just being out-doors. He is also an avid music fan, being a guitar/bass player, and is learning the drums. Vox Populi, as mentioned in Dinosauria, is a fictitious rock band and musical collaboration created by the author and a few others. The music is real: soundclick.com/voxpopulican Contact J. Rock at: dinosauria@hotmail.ca
Forgotten Canyon	by Lois D. Brown Jan. 20, 2011	Free!	3220 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Lois received her bachelorâ€™s degree in journalism and worked as a news correspondent in Washington, D.C. She later completed a Masterâ€™s degree in communications and started her own freelance business. She has written nearly fifty articles and books, many of which are about nutrition and the use of natural food supplements. She worked as the chief editor to a former New York Times best-selling author Dr. Neil Solomon, and she co-wrote a book on time management with former Miss America Sharlene Wells Hawkes. In 2004 she published a book with psychologist Victoria Anderson catered to Mormons about how to better manage stress and anxiety. She has presented material from this book to large audiences across Utah. Recently she has turned her interests to writing fiction after realizing the bedtime stories she tells her four children never put them to sleep.
Love's Falls	by Rebecca Carter Jan. 29, 2011	Free!	3086 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Rebecca Carter's first self published collection of short stories Moonlit Daydreams was able to reach number 30 on the Kindle Horror-> Occult category through fervent self promotion and support from online horror communities who were taken by the originality in style and ideas. She introduced the first Zombie Raptor in media with this collections main story Of Children. Rebecca has published poetry and fiction under alternate pen names and is looking forward to continue writing as herself in the thriller and suspense genres, as well as leaning heavily on horror. Rebecca Carter is a horror junkie who knows no limits when it comes to 'fashion', she never wears matching socks and her dream is to be an accountant. Married to a wonderful man and surrounded by the most amazing family ever, Rebecca has never had a normal day in her life and she loves every second of it. Information on Rebecca's books can be found at: http://rebeccacarterbooks.com
Thunder Valley	by Thomas Kelly Feb. 04, 2011	Free!	91165 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am an author from Minnesota. I like to spend time with my kids and write stories. I have always liked to make things up and I decided to write them down, I guess type them out. Turns out that I really like to write. I hope you like to read my stories as much as I like to write them.
Tell Tale Heart	by Emmanuel Obi, Jr April 06, 2011	Free!	1414 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Born in 1984 and raised in Auburn, Alabama; I now live in Switzerland. How did I end up in Switzerland? That is a very long story and probably worth a book by itself. I have always loved writing, painting, drawing; any extension of creativity. I view it as all same; give the viewer or reader something that will invoke emotion. Leave them with an experience. Hopefully I will succeed at that.
One Step Closer	by Iain Rowan April 09, 2011	Free!	3293 words	Read a sample
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Fugue	by Chris Slusser May 10, 2011	Free!	25760 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Author of Black Ribbons, Fugue, Paranormal Activities Unit, and Mandra.
Moving On	by Sophie Diamondella May 15, 2011	You set the price!	1826 words	Sample 20%
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Cheater, Cheater	by Carter Thomas June 11, 2011	Free!	3197 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am an aspiring writer who hopes to get his start on Smashwords. I like to write fiction.
The Survivor a short story	by Andre Jute July 10, 2011	Free!	5724 words	Read a sample
Author bio: AndrÃ© Jute is a novelist and, through his non-fiction books, a teacher of creative writing, graphic design and engineering. There are about three hundred editions of his books in English and a dozen other languages. He was educated in Australia, South Africa and the United States. He has been an intelligence officer, racing driver, advertising executive, management consultant, performing arts critic and professional gambler. His hobbies include old Bentleys, classical music (on which for fifteen years he wrote a syndicated weekly column), cycling, hill walking, cooking and wine. He designs and builds his own tube (valve) audio amplifiers. He is married to Rosalind Pain-Hayman and they have a son. They live on a hill over a salmon river in County Cork, Eire.
Bullets, Bourbon & Brass	by Kim Karter July 17, 2011	Free!	16254 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Kim Karter is a born and raised Southerner. Her work depicts the macabre and quirks of the South from an honest perspective. Look for her short stories in Folly, Dew on the Kudzu, and New Voices in Horror. Her novella Bullets, Bourbon & Brass is available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble. She resides in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, with her family, german shepherd, and an orphaned fox named Todd. That's the professional one, but I'm just your average reader lovin', storytellin' Southerner. I'm always looking for new books, so don't be shy at suggesting your own!
My Last Bullet	by Robert Hart July 25, 2011	Free!	23318 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Robert Hart has worked a series of crappy jobs, both in the US and in the UK. In the last fifteen years, he's written five screenplays, four novels, a play and over twenty short stories. He currently lives in England with his wife and daughter.
Game of the Century	by Lee Ivory Aug. 27, 2011	Free!	5191 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am from a small town in Southwestern Tennessee called Moscow. I am currently attending Mississippi State University obtaining my Bachelor's degree in Communications - Broadcasting. I hope to become a movie director or someone important in the movie-making business. I also hope to become a bestselling author.
they say the owl was a baker's daughter: four existential noirs	by KUBOA Aug. 31, 2011	Free!	121451 words	Read a sample
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Blood Soaked (Sinner Action Horror Series #1)	by Kenneth Guthrie Oct. 12, 2011	Free!	4254 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Kenneth Guthrie is the author of over 300 short stories, novellas, novels, magazines, collections and more. His most popular series to date are his Mage and Tank series; however, he writes in almost every genre, so there is always something for everyone. He publishes through Lunatic Ink Publishing with other respected multi-genre authors.
The Hand Of His Life	by Michael Heitkemper Jan. 13, 2012	Free!	1044 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Michael Heitkemper is an avid writer of books, short stories, reviews, scripts, and comic books. His writing can be found in brick and mortar books stores, libraries, and many places on the internet. Some of his other titles include: A.N.G.E.L. to Have, Strange Mind, and Lucid Dreams. Michael is 28. He lives in southern Indiana with his wife and two sons. He plans to continue writing.
Not Mine	by Nikki Williams Jan. 03, 2012	Free!	2115 words	Read a sample
Author bio: 20 year old student and wife. :]
Spanish Run	by Jamaine Johnson Feb. 08, 2012	Free!	3165 words	Sample 30%
Author bio: I am from Paraloma Arkansas and have been reading and writing ever since I can remember.I knew I wanted to write books when I was in the 3rd grade.I remember writing my first story at that time.I can't remember what it was about but it made me feel so great to have created characters and gave them life.I completed my first novel and will have it up on the site in the next couple of weeks.Its titled: Living in The Promised Land I appreciate the reviews! Thanks!
Imajin This!	by Imajin Books Dec. 14, 2011	Free!	141758 words	Read a sample
Author bio: The future of reading is ebooks, and the future is NOW! Imajin (pronounced just like 'imagine') Books* is an innovative publisher of quality fiction in ebook and trade paperback editions. You'll find our books at Amazon, KoboBooks, Smashwords and other ebook and print retailers. We are a small, independent Canadian publisher and we operate as a traditional publisher in some ways (yet we're anything but "traditional"), offering small advances and above standard royalties. We are NOT a subsidy publisher and we do not charge upfront fees to our authors. See our submission guidelines. We are an electronic publisher (ebooks) and a print publisher (via Createspace), and we offer solutions to authors looking for publication who do not want to self-publish. Our authors will have input regarding their book title and cover design, and will be considered part of our team. As the publisher, we will creatively market your books online with passion and dedication, and we expect the same in return from our authors. To book lovers, libraries and retailers: Imajin Books will provide you with countless hours of entertainment in various ebook formats and select trade paperbacks. You'll love our books! http://www.imajinbooks.com
King of Lions	by Malcolm W. Keyes Jan. 18, 2012	Free!	12761 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Malcolm W. Keyes is the pseudonym of a published author who wishes to keep his self-published works separate from his traditionally-published ones. While Malcolm is not a real person, he believes his writing is every bit as good as his creatorâ€™s. The lack of a physical body perturbs him, but he is nonetheless happy to exist.
Soul Identity	by dennis batchelder April 11, 2009	Free!	112200 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I have been writing for ten years, and I've spent over twenty years in the computer security industry. I grew up in New England, and then lived twenty-five years in Maryland, except for a nineteen month stay in Hyderabad, India. Now I live with my wife, our three youngest sons, and my mother-in-law in Bellevue, Washington. My novel Soul Identity is half techno-thriller, half existential journey. It depicts an organization that helps you leave your money and memories to your own future life. Think about a God-less, business-based take on reincarnation--and the consequences this could cause. Soul Intent is the sequel, and it explores why people do bad things for good reasons. It's set both in Germany during the Nuremberg trials and the present day. This is an adventure tale of stealing, hiding, and recovering Nazi Gold. I also write online travel tales, which i post at www.taleblazing.com. Check them out!
The Testing Police	by Brian Horne June 23, 2009	You set the price!	3954 words	Sample 10%
Author bio: I am the washboard in the Jug Band of life.
THE BITE OF THE DRAGON by JF SUSBIELLE	by Dominic King Sep. 10, 2009	Free!	151995 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Hello! Perhaps you have downloaded this short story ... and read it In any case, thank you very much for your interest. I only hope that you enjoyed the read as much as I did the writing! If you want to leave a message or give some feeddback, I'd be deligthed to hear from you! mail address: contact@mobilangue.com Best regards, Dominic King
A Cold, Cold Place To Die	by Dan McGirt Oct. 05, 2009	Free!	4201 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dan McGirt is the author of the Jason Cosmo fantasy adventure series, the Jack Scarlet adventure series, Sarah Palin: Vampire Hunter and assorted other tales, some sordid, some not. When not writing, Dan enjoys whitewater kayaking, horseback riding, and building homemade time machines.
Final Regression	by Lee Almodovar Nov. 01, 2009	Free!	13331 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm a weirdo and I love cheese. Except blue cheese, because I'm mildly allergic to it.
Freedom Incorporated	by Peter Tylee Nov. 23, 2009	Free!	196484 words	Read a sample
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