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  • Acapulco Buds

    by M Marta

    A political adult dark comedy novel set in the late 1960s— love, war, dope, the CIA... and Go-Go dancing commies. A draft notice is the ticket to an an idyllic pot commune in the mountains above Acapulco for Nico, a privileged Chicago college student, and her pacifist boyfriend.

    Adam, the cannabis evangelist who runs the farm, awaits the arrival of Alien Overlords by growing the finest buds in the galaxy. But when Smith, a demented CIA officer, spots Nico and her buddy Richard&nda... more

  • Tommy Turner's Battle for Yorintown

    by Ali Seegar
    It’s true Tommy Turner wanted another adventure, but he never expected to be sucked headfirst into a bottle. Or to discover that, of all the creatures in the entire universe, only he can save an alien planet from dying. He certainly didn’t mean to time-travel with Uncle Harry and Digby to the great Maya city of Pakatoka, where they must first save themselves before they can find the pyramid with the secret chamber. But the fact is, when you’re a time-traveller, anything can happen… A thrillin... more

  • LIKE WHITE, SCATTERING FLOWERS

    by Matts Djos
    Think of love, innocence, intimacy, and addiction as mid-century. You've likely read of them. I'll take you there The story: It is 1956 and Ginny and Nathan Ecklund are about to encounter a string of accidents that will change them forever. The two have much in common, perhaps a little too much; and the life they have chosen is pure madness. Whether in the mountains, under sail, or in the city, there are no limits, and there are no rules; and, when they are overwhelmed ... more

  • On Duty

    by Ketsia Lessard

    When a deathbed confession leads RCMP Constable Jasper Nelson to discover the existence of his illegitimate sister, his curiosity is piqued and he sets out to find her. He locates the young woman a year later where he least expects to, within the police force itself. Raised by an Inuvialuit family and recruited as a community officer in the Northwest Territories, Nelson’s sibling Heidi Finlay has experienced a life quite unlike his own.

    As the geographical distance separating them... more

  • Nathaniel & the Midnight Movers

    by J Ronald M York
    Ricky was young, ambitious, and determined not to be just another queen with fabulous taste and nothing to show for it. This was the 1970s and elegantly decorated model homes were beginning to pop up in conjunction with the exploding condominium market. Alarm systems and neighborhood watches had not yet become commonplace. With just a simple bump and grind on a furnished model's front door late one night, Ricky concluded that anything might be possible – dreams could actually come true. For n... more

  • Starring...John Dillinger

    by Bill Walker

    When Dillinger surrenders outside the Biograph Theatre and goes to jail after a sensational trial, J. Edgar Hoover thinks he’s won; and then Dillinger decides to make a film in jail telling the kids of America to fly straight. Hoover can't resist the relish of such a film's propaganda value. He convinces Jack Warner to make the film. When Warner views the finished film, he sees dollar signs and pulls every string he can grab to get Dillinger a pardon, and puts the former outlaw ... more

  • The Illuminating Occurrence of Maxine Porter

    by Glenn Seerup

    Hayden Carlisle, a socially awkward twenty-three year old designer, begins his first professional job at The Plush Porcupine, a boutique, toy design studio in Chicago. Hard times have fallen on the Porcupine and a dark cloud hangs over its future.

    Maxine Porter arrives with a mysterious background and an uncanny knack for knowing things. Spellbound by the amazing Max, the eclectic crew at the Porcupine begin to prosper, while continually ruminating over who Max is and where she came fro... more

  • Beneath the Silence: A Novel

    by Charlene Carr
    Secrets have consequences. If given the power, they will lead you into a life you never dreamed of or wanted. Brooke Lake is a girl caught in a town and a life she yearns to escape. Full of questions without answers, she runs from her problems only to lose herself in a world that’s too much for her. Molly Shirley is a woman without a past and no foreseeable future. Her body is her best commodity, so she does whatever she has to do to survive. Broken by lies, Brooke and Molly must explor... more

  • Water sends SMSes: Have you got it?

    by Vidya Vasudevan
    Shh! This is water speaking. Are you thirsty? Sit down, have a sip of water and relax. Get ready to wade through short tales where your often 'taken for granted' water is the silent protagonist.

  • The Perfect Culture

    by Brent Robins
    Thomas Gephardt is a world traveler. Or at least he would like to be one. Determined to leave the confines of his sheltered upbringing in the United States, he voyages to France to expand his horizons. He spends three months with a French family in Bordeaux, working in a local hotel. Inspired by these experiences, Thomas has plans to continue traveling. However, a romantic interest in Paris—an Israeli woman named Sendi—complicates matters. He leaves, but remains in contact with Sendi while he li... more

  • When We Were Brave

    by Karla M. Jay
    In WHEN WE WERE BRAVE, we find a conflicted SS officer, Wilhelm Falk, who risks everything to escape the Wehrmacht and get out the message about the death camps. Izaak is a young Jewish boy whose positive outlook is challenged daily as each new perilous situation comes along. American citizens, Herbert Müller, and his family, are sent back to the hellish landscape of Germany because of the DNA coursing through their veins. In the panorama of World War II, these are the high-stakes plots and ende... more

  • Little London Adventures & Cockney Curiosities

    by Clare Newton
    Little London Adventures & Cockney Curiosities By Clare Newton FRSA An amusing and unusual book mixing short stories with contemporary street photography. The combination highlights the East end's rich heritage, that sites in between the regeneration of a massively growing city. But even history influences us today with sayings and behaviours we have forgotten its origins. If you enjoy a rich mix of anecdotal and contemporary art photography, this book promises to take you on a new adventu... more

  • Trygg the Dinosaur

    by Paula Louise Salvador

    Trygg and Alta are two dinosaurs who should never be friends. He's small, fast, and he eats meat. She's big, slow, and she eats plants. To survive, they cannot be seen together. Their story is 76 million-years-old. The science is real. The action is heart-thumping. The forbidden friendship is unforgettable.

  • Noahs Return: A Journey into the Unknown

    by David sokol
    . Noah Returns; A Journey into the Unknown This tale is a memoir, biblical interpretation, and adventure story. Start out in NYC Greenwich Village and sail off to a new psychological land with huge ocean waves, wild animals and flying fish. Meet dark enemies and unexpected allies in the great escape from delusion and ignorance. Follow Noah and the author who find themselves in unrighteous times. Meet the mysterious supportive hand behind them. Noah is an icon of change. He is the first artis... more

  • Dinopotamus Goes to School

    by Lois Wickstrom
    Dinopotamus watches the children. He tries to do what they do. He follows them to school. He doesn't fit through the door, so he climbs in the window. The children count their toes. They have 5 on each foot. He has three. The children see that he wants to learn, just like they do. They all learn together.

  • Chicken Little Investigates

    by Lois Wickstrom
    The Sky Isn’t Falling Many of the mishaps in folktales could be remedied if the protagonists knew how to investigate. Children like seeing familiar stories told with a twist. And they like science, when it is presented as fun. Chicken Little and Sir Isaac Newton did the same thing. They got hit on the head by something that fell from above. In our story, Chicken Little investigates the wonderful effects of gravity. As a result of her experiments, she and her friends are able to save themselve... more

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