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Super Fred and his Sidekick, Super Charlotte by Jack Ghastly May 17, 2012 887 words Sample 20%
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Jack Ghastly is a six year old writer from Australia. He loves books, cartoons and superheroes, and books and cartoons about superheroes. He writes action adventure stories for all ages.
When I Opened The Door To Perversion by Tina Seals May 17, 2012 14460 words Read a sample
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Hello, My name is Tina Seals. I am the author of many self-published books. Most of my books are Adult Non-Fiction, Bible-Based books but I have just started a line of Picture Books and Children's Books. Please make sure to check them out and drop me an email in the process letting me know you did! Jesus Bless - Tina Seals http://www.tinaseals.com http://www.twitter.com/tinaseals tina@tinaseals.com
Finally Covered by Tina Seals May 17, 2012 8438 words Read a sample
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Hello, My name is Tina Seals. I am the author of many self-published books. Most of my books are Adult Non-Fiction, Bible-Based books but I have just started a line of Picture Books and Children's Books. Please make sure to check them out and drop me an email in the process letting me know you did! Jesus Bless - Tina Seals http://www.tinaseals.com http://www.twitter.com/tinaseals tina@tinaseals.com
Prayers That Work Against Brokenness by Tina Seals May 17, 2012 7561 words Read a sample
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Hello, My name is Tina Seals. I am the author of many self-published books. Most of my books are Adult Non-Fiction, Bible-Based books but I have just started a line of Picture Books and Children's Books. Please make sure to check them out and drop me an email in the process letting me know you did! Jesus Bless - Tina Seals http://www.tinaseals.com http://www.twitter.com/tinaseals tina@tinaseals.com
Rho Magna, the Laotian Dragon by Mark Berent May 17, 2012 3828 words Read a sample
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MARK BERENT Lt Col Mark E. Berent, USAF (Ret), was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. He attended Cretin High School in St. Paul, Minnesota. Later he graduated from Arizona State University under the Air Force Institute of Technology program with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. Lt Col Berent began his Air Force career as an enlisted man, then progressed through the aviation cadet program. He attended pilot training at Columbus Air Force Base, Mississippi and then Laredo Air Force Base, Texas flying the T-6, T-28 and T-33 aircraft and then moved on to F-86s at Nellis Air Force Base, Nevada. He served on active duty for 23 years until retirement in 1974. He began his operational flying career in the F-86 and F-100 flying at various posts throughout the United States and Europe. He later served three combat tours, completing 452 combat sorties, first in the F-100 at Bien Hoa Air Base, South Vietnam, the F-4 at Ubon Royal Thai Air Base, Thailand, and then in Cambodia for two years to fly things with propellers on them and through a fluke in communications timing, to personally run the air war for a few weeks. He has also served two tours at the United States Space and Missile System Organization (SAMSO) at Los Angeles, California working first in the Satellites Control Facility and later as a staff developmental engineer for the space shuttle. In his expansive career he has seen service as an Air Attaché to the United States Embassy, Phnom Penh, Cambodia and also as Chief of Test Control Branch at the Air Development and Test Center at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. He also served as an instructor at the Air Force's Squadron Officer School. During his flying career he has logged over 4300 hours of flying time, 1084 of those in combat missions in the F-100, F-4, C-47 and U-10 over North and South Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. He has flown 30 different aircraft. His decorations include the Silver Star, Legion of Merit, Distinguished Flying Cross with one oak leaf cluster, Bronze Star, Air Medal with twenty four oak leaf clusters, Vietnam Cross of Gallantry, Cambodian Divisional Medal, and numerous Vietnam Campaign ribbons. He completed jump school with the Special Forces. Later, he jumped with and was awarded Cambodian paratrooper wings. He also flew with and received Cambodian pilot wings. After leaving the Air Force he lived in Europe to establish and direct international operations for the sale of spares for combat aircraft. He has flown many foreign aircraft such as the Swedish Viggen and Royal Air Force Jaguar and Hawk. He also established Berent and Woods Inc, a firm that managed many aviation related activities. Over the years he had published numerous articles for such publications as Air Force Magazine and the Washington Times and for 18 years wrote a monthly pilot/reporter column for the Asian Defense Journal. Under the name Berent Sandberg he and Peter Sandberg collaborated on three novels. He now has five Vietnam air war flying novels in print, Rolling Thunder, Steel Tiger, Phantom Leader, Eagle Station, and Storm Flight. Berent states it is never too late for any endeavor: he published the first of his five books at age 58, ran his first Marathon at 59, bought a T-6 warbird and flew in airshows at 64, and rode in his first cattle roundup in Montana at 74. …………… "Powerful!" --- Publishers Weekly "The pride of the Air Force. The challenge of Vietnam." "A taut, exciting tale of good men in a bad war. Berent is the real thing." --- Tom Clancy "Rolling Thunder is terrific - a novel of exceptional authenticity that hits like a thunderclap. A decorated Vietnam pilot, Mark Berent knows planes and men and battle, and he whirls them around in a story of uncommon strength. I can't wait for his next book." --- W.E.B. Griffin, best-selling author of Brotherhood of War and The Corps "Mark Berent writes with great authority and utter realism, immersing the reader in his characters' every sensation and emotion." --- Dale Brown, best-selling author of Flight of the Old Dog and Silver Tower "The fighter pilot's war - you love it and hate it at the same time, and Mark Berent writes it that way." --- Stephen Coonts, best-selling author of Flight of the Intruder "Berent tells it like it was!" --- Chuck Yeager "The best Vietnam air novel I have read. Berent captures the essence of flying men at war, their agony, emotions, courage, and triumph." --- Brigadier General Robin Olds
Last Stop, Blackwell by ShaniBush May 17, 2012 3873 words Read a sample
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Fragmented Beginnings by Cathleen Morales May 17, 2012 6071 words Read a sample
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Hospital Story by Earnest Long May 17, 2012 24266 words Read a sample
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Earnest Long, the author has some experience or none of what he writes. The stories are fiction in the best tradition of storytelling. The author is past 40 years old but not past caring. He volunteers at a social group for people recovering from mental health problems, teaching computer skills. He lives in London.
The Night Journey by Mercy Walker May 17, 2012 5191 words Read a sample
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I've been reading and writing paranormal romance, urban fantasy, erotica and fantasy for years. This month I finally got tired of the agent rejection forms. So now I'm trying out Kindle's Self Publishing system. I'm thirty-nine--for another few months, and chronically single. I live alone with my jack russel, Jack. Besides reading steamy books about werewolves and vampires, I love Italian food, Ice cream and long drives...but only when someone else is driving.
The Devil Has a Nice Smile by Mercy Walker May 17, 2012 4038 words Read a sample
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I've been reading and writing paranormal romance, urban fantasy, erotica and fantasy for years. This month I finally got tired of the agent rejection forms. So now I'm trying out Kindle's Self Publishing system. I'm thirty-nine--for another few months, and chronically single. I live alone with my jack russel, Jack. Besides reading steamy books about werewolves and vampires, I love Italian food, Ice cream and long drives...but only when someone else is driving.
From Lookout by Amanda McTigue May 17, 2012 2146 words Sample 20%
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I’m a storyteller. On the page and for the stage. Whether crafting words or performances, for readers or for an audience, my goal is the same: to connect you viscerally—heart and mind—to evocative worlds, to bitey-chewy-crunchy characters and the various pickles in which (through which) they find themselves.
Make a Wish and Blow by Mercy Walker May 17, 2012 5957 words Read a sample
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I've been reading and writing paranormal romance, urban fantasy, erotica and fantasy for years. This month I finally got tired of the agent rejection forms. So now I'm trying out Kindle's Self Publishing system. I'm thirty-nine--for another few months, and chronically single. I live alone with my jack russel, Jack. Besides reading steamy books about werewolves and vampires, I love Italian food, Ice cream and long drives...but only when someone else is driving.
Coordinates to Unmapped Places: The Collected Fiction of Bernard Schaffer by Bernard Schaffer May 17, 2012 80894 words Read a sample
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Independent author Bernard Schaffer writes in a wide variety of styles, from ultra-violent historical fiction to sci-fi westerns; from best-selling police procedurals to non-fiction collections that include poetry. Called one of the "Best independent authors alive," Schaffer continues to push the boundaries of both his readership and his craft.
My First Spanking by James Masters May 17, 2012 851 words Read a sample
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Chambered Rounds: The Collected Non-Fiction of Bernard Schaffer by Bernard Schaffer May 17, 2012 37065 words Read a sample
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Independent author Bernard Schaffer writes in a wide variety of styles, from ultra-violent historical fiction to sci-fi westerns; from best-selling police procedurals to non-fiction collections that include poetry. Called one of the "Best independent authors alive," Schaffer continues to push the boundaries of both his readership and his craft.
Outside The Box by Gary Weston May 17, 2012 11241 words Read a sample
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The beauty of writing is that it can take us, including the writer, on incredible journeys, the first step often ending in a final one, far removed from the original visualization of the destination.One Way to Mars 2 has escaped, and i risked a little satire, Murder By eBook, that will probably have literary agents baying for my hide. Presently, I am into a more serious project, and this will occupy my writing time for a while.
Growing Pains: Betrayal by John D May 17, 2012 18790 words Read a sample
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Sports Alphabet with Nooshi the Balloon Dude by Riley Weber May 17, 2012 535 words Read a sample
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Riley Weber resides in Mesa, Arizona. He has been telling (and making up) stories since he was young. Many moons ago, Riley's favorite topic in grade school was not recess, but creative writing. Recess and lunch came second and third. He loves to write stories of adventures in far (and close) away lands. His inspiration comes from his two young boys who love all things that have to do with diggers, dinosaurs, sports, cars, and chicken nuggets. His stories are tried and tested on his two little munchkins. Riley has always had a passion for art and doodling. He draws cartoons on nearly every paper that comes within arms length of his hands. Recently, he has fined tuned some of his art and writing skills by studying painting and fine art at the local community college. He has also taken courses in writing and storytelling, and writes stories and songs in his free time. Riley has composed and recorded dozens of songs for children which are available worldwide by the character he invented; Nooshi the Balloon Dude. Some of Riley's compositions by Nooshi are top children's Easter, Halloween, and birthday songs. Just recently Riley has dove into the world of authoring and illustrating ebooks. He has many future books ideas with plans to write and illustrate them himself. If you'd like a sneak peak at Riley's next project or would like to find out what other books he has available, visit his website at www.rileyweberart.com. You can also become friends with Riley on Facebook.
Auralet by Daphne Hyppolite May 17, 2012 1647 words Read a sample
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Stockholm by Max Sebastian May 17, 2012 4714 words Read a sample
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Max Sebastian is an author of erotic fiction, mysteries, thrillers, historical fiction and science fiction, who began writing on the Literotica.com website as an undergraduate more than 10 years ago, winning three annual awards including the Best Erotic Couplings Story of 2001, Reader's Choice Sci-Fi & Fantasy Story of 2002 and the Best First Time Story of 2004. Breaking into the world of ebooks in late 2011, he is currently working on a range of new stories in various sub-genres, weaving elements of suspense, mystery, passion and sensual eroticism, with strong underlying romance. Originally from the United Kingdom, Max currently lives in the Washington DC area of the United States, and when not writing erotic fiction works as an international journalist. Find out more at SizzlingStories.com, or connect with the author on Twitter via @maxsebastian, via Facebook at facebook.com/writermax, or at Goodreads via http://bit.ly/maxsebastian
Rainfall by V. A. Jeffrey May 17, 2012 3747 words Read a sample
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Victoria A. Jeffrey grew up in Portland, Oregon, attended Portland Community College and studied graphic design. She is an author and an avid reader of science fiction, fantasy. She also enjoys reading historical fiction and non-fiction. She has written three collections of poetry and some short stories. She is currently working on the Secret Doorway Tales children's fantasy series.
Of No Return by Jeffrey A. Carver May 17, 2012 6248 words Read a sample
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Jeffrey A. Carver was a Nebula Award finalist for his novel Eternity's End. He also authored Battlestar Galactica, a novelization of the critically acclaimed television miniseries. His novels combine thought-provoking characters with engaging storytelling, and range from the adventures of the Star Rigger universe (Star Rigger's Way, Dragons in the Stars, and others) to the ongoing, character-driven hard SF of The Chaos Chronicles—which begins with Neptune Crossing and continues with Strange Attractors, The Infinite Sea, and Sunborn. The first three Chaos books are available on Smashwords with all-new Afterwords, featuring the author's reflections on the writing of these novels. A native of Huron, Ohio, Carver lives with his family in the Boston area. He has taught writing in a variety of settings, from educational television to conferences for young writers to MIT, as well as his ongoing Ultimate Science Fiction Workshop with Craig Shaw Gardner. He has created a free web site for aspiring authors of all ages at http://www.writesf.com. For a complete guide to Jeffrey A. Carver's ebooks, visit: http://www.starrigger.net/ebooks.htm
The Open Bible - The Gospel of Matthew: Chapter 20 by Open Bible Matthew May 17, 2012 1225 words Read a sample
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The Pied Pipers of Autism by Leonard Oestreicher May 17, 2012 68395 words Read a sample
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The Last Fight of the Dwarves by Walter Lazo May 17, 2012 1296 words Read a sample
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Walter Lazo enjoys writing horror and science fiction stories with an occasional martial arts story thrown in for good measure. He is currently obsessed with the short story form and hopes that it will make a comeback in popularity. Walter grew up reading the short stories of H.P. Lovecraft, Robert E. Howard and Richard Matheson, and later discovered the works of the great science fiction writers of the 20th century; namely, Philip K. Dick, Ray Bradbury and Isaac Asimov. He is also a fan of Stephen King and of the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. Walter lives in the south and spends most of his time reading, writing or blowing things up.
All About The Dress by Nicki DeLante May 17, 2012 15886 words Read a sample
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Exploring the Word of God Acts of the Apostles Volume 4: Chapters 12-15:35 by Paul Kroll May 17, 2012 33084 words Read a sample
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Ihr privates Finanzmanagement - Ein Ueberblick by Thomas Luchow May 17, 2012 781 words Read a sample
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Erst 2010 habe ich das Internet von der anderen Seite kennengelernt und meine erste Webseite mit viel Krampf und Aufwand erstellt. Heute kann ich mit einem Lächeln auf diese Zeit zurückblicken.
New Feeling by S.V. Joeniel May 17, 2012 2033 words Read a sample
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I just like to write poems! So Enjoy!!
Twice As Irresistible by Annalynne Russo May 17, 2012 5533 words Read a sample
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Blue Raindrops by Jade Herrera May 17, 2012 2419 words Read a sample
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Born on December 9, 1994, Jade Herrera (real name Jedidaiah Joy Herrera) would grow up to become a writer by passion. A full-time college student and taking up BS Development Communication in the University of the Philippines, Jade balances studying and writing. One of her poems, Remembering Daddy, is chosen to be part of the Torrid Literature Journal which will be published in July 2012
Molly's Lips: Club Mephisto Retold by Annabel Joseph May 17, 2012 33727 words Read a sample
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Annabel Joseph is a novelist who specializes in the romance of dominance and submission. Her stories celebrate the complexity of sensual power exchange in loving and sometimes complicated relationships. She is always working on something new, so stay tuned!
Sweet Dreams by Thalia Duiv May 17, 2012 2621 words Read a sample
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Thalia Duiv - Sensual games at the edge of darkness. Thalia is a sensual young writer of erotica, stepping into the world of games, hidden pleasures and scintillating twists.
Drop Dead Tavern by Chad Brown May 17, 2012 3624 words Read a sample
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Chad Brown was born in Huntington, West Virginia. Chad attended Marshall University, where he earned a Master's in Latin. He is a horror and fantasy writer, and he has published two novels. The first, Song of Cunolugus, is currently out-of-print while he works on the 2nd edition. It is a Celtic fiction novel and should be available again in late 2011. His second novel, The Jack-in-the-box, is a horror novel and was released in October 2011. He is also currently working on his next horror novel, The Pumpkin House, which he is hoping to have released in October 2012.
Far by Reece M May 17, 2012 1867 words Read a sample
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Thrilling and electrifying visit to Kaziranga National Park by Richa Nagar May 17, 2012 509 words Read a sample
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The Bartending Stories by Marlene Plasencia May 17, 2012 1163 words Read a sample
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Altered Nursery Rhymes by Lisa Vikingstad May 17, 2012 909 words Read a sample
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In Love's Hands: Free Renderings of Rumi, Kabir, Dadu, & Tukaram by Paul Long May 16, 2012 2916 words Read a sample
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Amazing Journey by James Subramanian May 16, 2012 21407 words Read a sample
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Dirty Play by Kyle Adams May 16, 2012 13581 words Read a sample
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Kyle Adams has been writing gay romance since, well he forgot how long. Trust him, it has been a while. He’s quiet and maybe a little shy, but he decided to start releasing a few stories. We’ll see if people like reading them as much as he likes writing them.
Mating Call by Emily Ryan-Davis May 16, 2012 36605 words Read a sample
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Filthy Secret Books Issue Two by FilthySecretBooks May 16, 2012 13669 words Read a sample
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FilthySecretBooks publishes any story involving relationships, including the good times, the bad times, the ugly, the straight, the gay, or anything in between. We are committed to showing all ranges of love stories that don't always have a tragic ending or a happily ever after, which seems to be the classic endings of most other books involving romantic relationships. We believe, regardless of genre, that an intimate connection is always a part of a great story.
In the Seminary Library, an Artistic Seduction by Kathleen Longwood May 16, 2012 6217 words Read a sample
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Kathleen Longwood writes sensual erotica for the intelligent woman. You are never left with a feeling of distaste, but with a lingering passion for life. Mysterious, physical, oddly romantic forces are at play in the life and body and psyche of our heroine. Stories are set in libraries, cathedrals, sometimes Europe or the tropics with sensual descriptions of people, places and uhmm, passionate secret sexual encounters. Come on an exotic, erotic excursion, opening a heretofore secret world of possibilities.
Simba by Sassha Gonzalez May 16, 2012 3758 words Read a sample
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Getting Away With Murder by Rick Flynn May 16, 2012 5395 words Read a sample
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Rick lives and writes in Dayton, Ohio, where he shares his space with his partner of sixteen years, Rob, and two lovable, but stubborn, beagles. One was a rescue, the other one rescued him. When Rick isn't writing, or working at his day job, he can be seen acting on local stages in and around Dayton. Rick recently completed his first novel, Postcards from the Desert, soon to be available.
The Domino Effect by Em Castaneda May 16, 2012 4244 words Read a sample
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Em was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA and currently resides there with family.
Tooth by Em Castaneda May 16, 2012 6374 words Read a sample
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Em was born and raised in Los Angeles, CA and currently resides there with family.
Burial Instructions by Elissa Ambrose May 16, 2012 35003 words Read a sample
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Born and raised in Montreal, Canada, Elissa graduated from McGill University with a degree in English literature. She’s been a donut maker, a librarian, a computer programmer, and an editor—but always a writer. She currently resides in Arizona with her husband.
Bread of Tears by Fowlpox Press May 16, 2012 3123 words Read a sample
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Fowlpox Press presents poetry which rewards readers who aren't afraid to dig deep. Read the reviews here to get a sense of what we publish.