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    Waiting for the Real World to Catch Up

    by Brian S. Alexander
    Crazed inventor goes on binge with celebrities

  • Havana Moon

    by Sandy Mason
    High tech dropout Johnny Donohue attempts to live the quiet life in a marina on Florida’s West Coast. Johnny’s dream is interrupted when he and his ex-cop friend Lonnie Turner try to unravel facts that lead up to the death of a local marine electronics expert. Their quest pushes them through events that took place in the Spanish-American War. Wrestling with inconsistent clues and hundred year old documents they attempt to probe the discovery of a Spanish-American War artifact. What appear... more

  • Poke Sallet Queen and the Family Medicine Wheel

    by Shana Thornton

    "Reading Shana Thornton’s highly original novel will make you want to get your own family stories to the page. You’ll meet larger-than-life characters like Hoot and Zona, Aunt Cora and Jane, Miss Emy, and Nenny, the matriarch, who rolls her own cigarettes and knows all the secrets of the family medicine wheel. You may even find yourself signing up for a writing class like the one that sets the narrator, young Robin Ballard, to interviewing her aunts and grandmother, tracking ... more

  • Escritos de Medianoche

    by Antonio Torres Román
    En “Escritos de Medianoche” he tratado de rescatar relatos cortos escritos en diferentes épocas de mi vida los que he agrupado bajo este título; algunos de ellos publicados en colaboración a revistas y periódicos, otros, a través de editoriales virtuales. En los mismos encontraremos relatos fantásticos como algunos que nos toca dentro de la realidad social. Siendo como es natural mi intención, que los mismos lleguen a lograr la satisfacción de los lectores.

  • Sewell, Amor, Cobre y Escaleras: "El Teniente"

    by Antonio Torres Román
    Sinopsis Formado en la populosa y hermosa ciudad de Buenos Aires; Joaquin Valls, nunca llegó a imaginar que en determinado momento, su vida sufriría un vuelco de ciento ochenta grados; para terminar trabajando en la legendaria Sewell, campamento primordial de la mina del cobre “El Teniente” clavada en el corazón de los Andes chilenos. Es en dicho ambiente minero donde el joven padecerá en carne propia, la dura y sacrificada vida del trabajador del cobre, llegan... more

  • La Cautiva de Las Trenzas de Oro

    by Antonio Torres Román
    La novela se basa en la nefasta historia de los malones indios en Argentina, donde el infiel, caía destruyendo e incendiando lo que encontraba a su paso, llevándose las mujeres jóvenes, y convertirlas en cautivas para satisfacer sus placeres. En la misma se verán transitar personajes que forman parte de la historia argentina; pero que nada tienen que ver con la realidad histórica, lo mismo se puede decir de los accidentes geográficos que aparecen en la novela. En la misma, dejo hablar al indio... more

  • Haymarket Square

    by John Kolchak

    "Haymarket Square" is a novel in verse inspired by Alfred Doblin's "Berlin Alexanderplatz", re-set in post-Soviet Russia. It concerns the fate of Alex Bobrov: a petty criminal and former pimp who was imprisoned for 'accidentally' murdering one of his prostitutes. Having served out his entire sentence without witnessing the collapse of the USSR and the subsequent radical transformation of society in the fledgling Russian Federation, Alex desperately seeks to fin... more

  • Next Year in Jerusalem

    by John Kolchak
    A brutal re-imagining of the Gospel story, Next Year in Jerusalem follows the footsteps of Yeshua Bar-Yosif—an illiterate, epileptic, bastard son of a Roman soldier on his ill-fated life journey through a land racked by terror. As first century Judea bleeds from the oppression of Roman rule and the violent uprisings against it, Yeshua, tormented by familial guilt for abandoning his mother, eventually forms his own family of travelers who preach for peace and compassion in the face of internec... more

  • Myths, Legends, Rumors and Lies: High School

    by Eric Leckey
    Life is a series of moments, small and sometimes insignificant, but rarely is life anything other than our collection of moments that we call stories. We all have stories, or if you don’t think you do get together with some old friends sometime and have a drink or two, you would be amazed at how quickly the memories come alive and you start to relive them again. Life’s most exciting moments and most treasured memories come alive again for you as the tales of your youth spills out for all to see.... more

  • ABC's Trip To Africa

    by Ozi Okaro
    This educational reader combines fascinating facts and colorful pictures as it follows a happy green snake who travels across the sprawling continent of Africa. Discover animals, plants, the places people live, and the musical instruments they play while you learn the alphabet one letter at a time.

  • The Celebrated Jumping Frog: a children's picture book

    by BC Dee
    Dylan has a great frog. It must be great because Dylan told everyone he knows that his frog is the fastest, highest-jumping, best frog ever. Trouble starts when a frog race comes to town and puts Dylan's bragging to the test. Will Dylan risk his reputation and race his frog? Will his classmate's store-bought frog leave Dylan's pond frog in the dust? Dylan will have to decide if it is better to race his frog and maybe lose, or to not race and not lose...but not win. Luckily, Dylan has a few t... more

  • The Hiccupopotamus: A Rhyming Picture Book with Authentic African Animals

    by BC Dee
    Baby hippo wakes up with a problem. She has the hiccups, and they won't let her sleep. Under the dawning African sun, she walks around her lakebed home and asks for help from an assortment of animal neighbors. Monkeys, a zebra, an elephant, a lion, and an aardvark are just some of the animals that share their own special cures for the hiccups.

  • The Girl Who Drank the Moon: A Rhyming Picture Book

    by BC Dee
    When Callie and her teddy bear invited the moon in for a tea party, they had no idea how much fun they would have...and what a catastrophe they would cause. What on Earth can you do after you've drunk the moon all up?

  • That Other God

    by David R Beasley
    In Vienna, Austria, after WW II, an American poet and mystic sets out with single minded determination to unite the peoples of the earth through meditation, telepathy, and the collective subconscious to bring them to the knowledge of the one true God of humanity. He finds unlikely help from an English artist, a Turkish dervish and an Austrian bureaucrat. For a time, the mystic and his friends succeed, and the world knows peace and spiritual joy until the failings of human nature undo the promise... more

  • HAMILTON ROMANCE; A Hamilton-Toronto Nexus

    by David R Beasley
    A novel portraying the year in Canadian society after WW II. It is V.E. Day in Hamilton. The narrator runs into his ice hockey hero before the war and introduces him to Hamilton society with romantic consequences. "It gives the reader insight into the maturing process through the first person narrative of law student Tom Davis as he gropes his way to adulthood during the years immediately following the end of the Second World War. The book also bears witness to the unchanging nature of human fra... more

  • Pagan Summer

    by David R Beasley
    When Canadian students are entrained from the East to work as caddies, bellhops, waitresses, drivers, cabin girls etc. in a resort in the Canadian Rocky Mountains for the summer, and the rich guests are looking for entertainment, there is bound to be sexual combustion. Bellhop D'Arcy Morgan, full-blooded Canadian boy, responds to the needs of his guests as does a host of others in this rambunctious and funny tale of life as it has been lived summer after summer for over a century in a North-Amer... more

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