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Tarkentower	by Daniel Scott White Feb. 09, 2012	60125 words	Read a sample
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Wilted (A Witching Pen Novellas Prequel)	by Dianna Hardy Feb. 09, 2012	5771 words	Sample 30%
Author bio: Dianna Hardy is a UK-based, multi-genre author of paranormal things, dark things, poetic things, sexy things, taboo things, and sometimes funny things. She mostly writes about witches, demons and angels. Scorpio, hermit, loves nature, animals, walking barefoot, the woods after rain, and Summer days. If you have to put her in the genre box, she writes about what you may consider to be "the paranormal", including paranormal romance, urban fantasy, gothic poetry and occult books.
Ethan And Richard	by Dora Okeyo Feb. 09, 2012	3269 words	Read a sample
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Eternity	by M.E. Timmons Feb. 08, 2012	68856 words	Read a sample
Author bio: M.E. Timmons is a university student living in Nova Scotia who writes fiction in her spare time. Her favourite genres to write include fantasy, science fiction, and horror, and yet her stories always end up with a little bit of romance mixed in. Sometimes a lot. Eternity is her first completed book, and a sequel is in the works.
The Man in the Desert	by Nobo13 Feb. 08, 2012	3661 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Hi, I'm Nobo13, a writer, artist and publisher rolled into one. The pen name Nobo13 comes from my surname. It reads like the Japanese for climb 'noboru' but it has an extra bit that resembles the number 13- hence we have Nobo13. Additional the part that is 'noboru' is read as 'to publish' in Chinese, so it made sense for me to use it as a self-published author. Other than writing or doodling away, I've found myself strumming away at ukuleles- I highly recommend getting an uke. It's something that brings a smile to a face quite easily, and is itself very pleasing. Please check out my website, it has a lot of features and fun.
L'Envol du Dragon Rouge	by Martin Rouillard Feb. 08, 2012	105830 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Martin Rouillard is an entrepreneur and writer. His short stories have consistently been among the most downloaded at online retailers. Rise of the Red Dragon, Tome 1 of the Tales of the Lorekeepers series, is his first novel. Martin's interests include travel and mythology. He lives in Boischatel, Quebec.
Escape, Omega: Book 1: FREE PREVIEW	by Keith Latch Feb. 07, 2012	3192 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Keith is happily-married, a father of one, career-minded and a little bit of a square. Nonetheless, at times, he finds himself looking to the stars for orbiting alien spacecraft and has been known to carry an enchanted sword in the trunk of his car. Oh, and that hockey mask and machete in the backseat...that's just for Halloween...
Pawsgaard	by Jon Thysell Feb. 06, 2012	20774 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Jon Thysell is a writer and engineer currently living in the Pacific Northwest, where he works as a software tester for the Xbox 360. He was first published (in print) in Not Quite What I Was Planning: Six-Word Memoirs by Writers Famous and Obscure. In 2012 he published his short story Pawsgaard; he is currently editing the novel-length sequel "Hester and the Kookaburra King". When he's not writing, he plays video games with his girlfriend; sometimes she even lets him win.
The Knight in Black Tuxedo	by Anthony Horvath Feb. 06, 2012	1421 words	Read a sample
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Sex Cicada and the Righteous King of Albanny	by Nipaporn Baldwin Feb. 06, 2012	1787 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a teenage African American poetess trying to open up a new avenue in the world of Dragons: Space Dragons!! And I WILL make it "work." Please leave a review.
The Blue Whales	by Gwen Grant Feb. 06, 2012	3593 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I have been writing for over 40 years and have loved every minute. I started writing poetry, then radio short stories, then books. My first novel, PRIVATE-KEEP OUT has been called 'the funniest children's book ever written' by Lucy Mangan of The Guardian newspaper. I've won the ACORN AWARD for picture books and have been short-listed for many other awards.At present, I am working on a new children's novel and have just finished the first draft of an adult novel.
Lili Tigre - First Power and The Temple of Blood	by FABELHAUS Feb. 06, 2012	93299 words	Read a sample
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Neewa the Wonder Dog and the Ghost Hunters	by John Cerutti Feb. 05, 2012	69122 words	Read a sample
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Best Books for Young Adults - The SECRET AT CHiCHEN iTZA!	by Casey Grace & Landis Grace Feb. 04, 2012	51296 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Living in an ancient Mayan world nestled in the virgin jungles of the Yucatan has given my 12 year old daughter Landis and I encounters of a lifetime. Our Mayan friends have shared with us many secrets of their culture and we have experienced many of their customs and ceremonies. There are many mysteries and legends of this ancient race, and my daughter Landis and I started this series to share some of these fascinating traditions in a fun mystery book which educates the readers not only into the everyday life of the traditional Mayans still living in pueblitos but into authentic ancient customs through flashbacks in the book. Landis and I are Canadian, so I am thrilled that my daughter is completely fluent in her second language of Spanish, so we added some easy-to-remember Spanish words to teach readers a little of the language. All of the facts throughout the book are true, but they are presented in an entertaining fictional style with a closing message of integrity and wholesomeness. We are writing our next Landis Adventure book called â€œThe Mystery at Isla Mujeresâ€, which takes place on a beautiful island nestled off the coast of Cancun, in the aquamarine waters of the Caribbean Sea.
Thank You, Mrs. M	by Kate Rothwell Feb. 04, 2012	33645 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Kate Rothwell, who also publishes as Summer Devon, writes a lot of fiction. Twenty-four of her stories have been published; several are here on Smashwords. Sheâ€™s written novels or novellas for Kensington, Samhain, Elloraâ€™s Cave, Total-e-Bound Publishing, Carina, Loose Id, Liquid Silver, an All Romance Ebooks anthology, Booksforabuck and herself. Though her favorite subgenre is late Victorian historicals, especially with a New York City setting, she also writes contemporaries, paranormals and fantasy. The one consistent factor: the stories are all character-driven romance. Sheâ€™s won numerous awards such as the Passionate Plume (she finalled a few times and won this year with co-writer Bonnie Dee), finalled in the Eppies, won a RIO award, the Golden Rose, the ecataromance Reviewer's Choice award, and she was a Romantic Times Readers' Choice finalist. Her books have been translated into Dutch, Portuguese, Italian and Spanish. Kate spends too much time on the internet. You can find her at twitter, Facebook, her own blog (http://katerothwell.blogspot.com) and if sheâ€™s really avoiding work, sheâ€™s exploring sites like tvtropes.org or Lee Jacksonâ€™s historical blog.
In His Eyes Anthology	by Stacey Wallace Benefiel Feb. 04, 2012	56385 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Stacey Wallace Benefiel is the author of the Zellie Wells trilogy, the Day of Sacrifice series and The Toilet Business, a book of humorous essays. She lives in Beaverton, OR with her husband and their two young children.
Millennium's Children: The First Wave - Sanctuary	by Austin Carroll Feb. 03, 2012	86314 words	Read a sample
Author bio: This is the first full length book that I have 'put out there' so to speak. Imagine me quite literally quaking with fear as I anxiously check to see if anyone has posted a review about my book. Even a bad review would be welcome! Why? Because I need to know. Have I been wasting my time writing? Have I virtually given up my social life (not to mention my nonexistent love life) for something I am absolute crap at? Or is it possible, no matter how slim the chances are, that I can tell a story that others will enjoy. Some days, itâ€™s what keeps me going â€“ the sheer possibility. I am driven to write. Ideas fill my head every minute of the day while Iâ€™m at work. I am constantly scribbling down thoughts on anything I can get my hands on at the time. Writing can be such a lonely business in many ways, and it is hard to get honest feedback from family... 'Yeah â€“ love your book.â€™ 'Er â€“ thanks â€“ but are you sure youâ€™re not just being nice â€“ that you donâ€™t want to hurt my poor little feelings â€“ or cause a family feud?â€™ Honestly, I would have preferred some honest criticism. Something I could work with to strengthen my stories. Every book has faults. When I am not writing, I can be found working at a high school, supporting students with learning and social difficulties who are struggling to find their place in a world that can be far too cruel for people who don't 'fit' the norm. What's normal anyway? Thanks for reading, I hope you enjoy my story, and if not, I hope you can take a moment to tell me why.
Dreams of Steel	by Gregory J. Downs Feb. 03, 2012	17369 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm a young author with four fantasy ebooks out for Kindle and Nook. I love to tell people about my writing, my interests, and anything else that comes to mind. Books, movies, aardvarks, books... I love God, my family, writing, and cherry cheesecake... in that order.
On The Bright Side (The Starlings)	by S.R. Johannes Feb. 02, 2012	73474 words	Read a sample
Author bio: S.R. Johannes lives in Atlanta Georgia with her dog, British-accented husband, and the huge imaginations of their little prince and princess, which she hopes- someday- will change the world. After earning an MBA and working in corporate america, S.R. Johannes traded in her expensive suits, high heels, and corporate lingo for a family, flip-flops, and her love of writing. You can find her hanging out online and visit her at srjohannes.com
Ghost of the Night	by Vanessa Belle Feb. 01, 2012	5947 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm a young author from the Gold Coast, Australia. I specialize in YA fantasy/romance, and my first book The Unexpected is still under construction. :) Until then, I write short stories, read endlessly, and occasionally draw.
Sister Ships and Alastair	by Dominic Green Feb. 01, 2012	91762 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dominic Green was born some time ago. He remembers when telephones were attached to the wall with cables. As a child, he was lied to by magazines that told him he would be living on the Moon in the year 2000 wearing silver rocket boots. People have been publishing science fiction by him since 1996, ha! The fools. In 2006, he was nominated for a Hugo Award for his story, The Clockwork Atom Bomb. He is married and has a severe case of cats (though as a child, he had a particularly severe case of Dog, and has nothing against dogs as a result).
Train Talk	by Kate Everson Feb. 01, 2012	2409 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a Canadian freelance journalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. I also like writing stories for my grandchildren Shannon and Ally.
Sanaa, the Human Consort (The Board Short Story Series)	by Dorothy Darrow Feb. 01, 2012	2105 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dorothy Darrow is a writer from the United States. She has degrees in many creative pursuits, including writing. She likes to write supernatural fiction, such as vampire novels. She also likes reading a lot, and welcomes honest reviews of her work. That is all she wants you to know. For now. Dorothy Darrow's series: The Vampire Queen: 1. These Flowers Have a Taste for Blood 2. When the Moon Tires of the Night (coming 2013) The Board (formerly "The Council"): 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission (coming March 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage (coming June 2012)
Sanaa's Scar (The Board Short Story Series)	by Dorothy Darrow Feb. 01, 2012	1265 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dorothy Darrow is a writer from the United States. She has degrees in many creative pursuits, including writing. She likes to write supernatural fiction, such as vampire novels. She also likes reading a lot, and welcomes honest reviews of her work. That is all she wants you to know. For now. Dorothy Darrow's series: The Vampire Queen: 1. These Flowers Have a Taste for Blood 2. When the Moon Tires of the Night (coming 2013) The Board (formerly "The Council"): 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission (coming March 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage (coming June 2012)
Sanaa and Ambrose (The Board Short Story Series)	by Dorothy Darrow Feb. 01, 2012	1851 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dorothy Darrow is a writer from the United States. She has degrees in many creative pursuits, including writing. She likes to write supernatural fiction, such as vampire novels. She also likes reading a lot, and welcomes honest reviews of her work. That is all she wants you to know. For now. Dorothy Darrow's series: The Vampire Queen: 1. These Flowers Have a Taste for Blood 2. When the Moon Tires of the Night (coming 2013) The Board (formerly "The Council"): 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission (coming March 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage (coming June 2012)
Luvletterz.com Episode 2	by Nathaniel Davis Jan. 31, 2012	3959 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Nathaniel Davis grew up in a suburb of St. Louis, MO and attended St. Louis Community College where he majored in Computer Science. He is a big fan of baseball and the St. Louis Cardinals. He currently resides in Morris County, NJ.
Cold (Fury Short Story Series)	by Dorothy Darrow Jan. 31, 2012	667 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dorothy Darrow is a writer from the United States. She has degrees in many creative pursuits, including writing. She likes to write supernatural fiction, such as vampire novels. She also likes reading a lot, and welcomes honest reviews of her work. That is all she wants you to know. For now. Dorothy Darrow's series: The Vampire Queen: 1. These Flowers Have a Taste for Blood 2. When the Moon Tires of the Night (coming 2013) The Board (formerly "The Council"): 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission (coming March 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage (coming June 2012)
A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen (Fury Short Story Series)	by Dorothy Darrow Jan. 31, 2012	336 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Dorothy Darrow is a writer from the United States. She has degrees in many creative pursuits, including writing. She likes to write supernatural fiction, such as vampire novels. She also likes reading a lot, and welcomes honest reviews of her work. That is all she wants you to know. For now. Dorothy Darrow's series: The Vampire Queen: 1. These Flowers Have a Taste for Blood 2. When the Moon Tires of the Night (coming 2013) The Board (formerly "The Council"): 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission (coming March 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage (coming June 2012)
The Time Traveler's Guide to Grammar	by Aliana Jan. 30, 2012	19298 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: I love science fiction and fantasy, a love that creeps out of books and into my life. I look at buildings and wonder how they will look in the future. I wonder what crimes would be committed if people had wings. I think far too much about how the economy would be affected by dragons. Also, I am a junior at Stony Brook University, studying English and Environmental Humanities.
The Yellow Canvas	by Marysue Hobika Jan. 30, 2012	2225 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Marysue G Hobika grew up in Caledonia, NY and attended State University of New York at Buffalo where she studied to be a Spanish teacher. Currently she lives in Pittsford, NY with her husband, three children, and her pug. Bio in Marysueâ€™s own wordsâ€¦ Hi, Iâ€™m Marysue G Hobika, and yes I like the G because it says a lot about who I am and where I come from. Iâ€™m from a small rural town called Caledonia, which is about 20 miles outside of Rochester, NY. Nothing can really compare to growing up in small town where you know everyone and everyone knows you. My high school graduating class had only 96 students, so it is safe to say that I knew them all. Many of my ideas come from my childhood and having lived in this tight knit community. It was a safe place to grow up and I remember riding my bike all over town with my friends and my cousin, stopping at the AM/PM minimarket to buy candy or big 32oz sodas. During the winter we played out in the snow and even tooled around on my friendâ€™s snowmobile until I kept making us crash because I wasnâ€™t leaning the right way. It was a happy childhood and one I wouldnâ€™t change for anything. Before heading off to college, I decided to spend a year as a Rotary exchange student. I was curious about what it would be like to live in a foreign country and truly be assimilated into their language and culture. I had taken Spanish in high school and it had immediately clicked, so Spain was a logical choice for my study abroad. I spent a year in the Canary Islands and my passion for the foreign language blossomed. A quote I once heard was, â€œTo speak two languages is to have two souls.â€ And that is exactly how I feel. Who knows when I might decide to weave details from my experience into a book? When it was time to go to college I was ready for a big school setting with little anonymity, but I didnâ€™t want to be too far from home. I chose to attend college at SUNY at Buffalo to study to become a Spanish teacher. I was a Spanish middle school teacher until I decided to stay home and raise a family of my own. Currently I live in Pittsford, NY with my husband, three children and a pug. My house is a busy place with kids coming and going. They all offer inspiration for my books. Iâ€™ve been a big reader all of my life and so about two years ago I decided it was time to sit down and write one of my own. I started with a character, Mikayla who goes by Mike, whom had been bouncing around in my head for about one year. And from there the rest of the story fell into place. I would get up early every day to go running and as soon as I got home I would sit at my computer and pound out Mikeâ€™s story. It was summer and my house was quiet for a couple of hours and I took advantage of it. Once my first story was complete, it wasnâ€™t long before another popped into my head and began to take shape. One thing I have learned is that stories donâ€™t write themselves. I try to make time every day to sit down and write. I find I do my best thinking when Iâ€™m in the shower, driving my kids around, or right before I fall asleep. I always keep a moleskin notebook handy that a dear friend of mine gave me as a gift, so that if an idea occurs to me I can write it down. I donâ€™t know where this journey will take me, but I know I still have a lot of stories inside of me that are dying to get out. My inspirations: â€¢ my family â€¢ my friends â€¢ my town â€¢ trips Iâ€™ve taken â€¢ students My obsessions â€¢ running â€¢ books â€¢ lulemon athletic clothes â€¢ chobani yogurts â€¢ scrapbooking â€¢ photography â€¢ my backyard
Notre village, une ouverture vers la civilisation!	by Arezou Dasta Jan. 30, 2012	209 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a young girl coming from a country with a rich literary history "Iran". Studying literature was my choice because I think literature opens my eyes to the world around me and lets me discover other countries, other populations from the inside...
Under the Mistletoe	by Tracie Puckett Jan. 29, 2012	16172 words	Read a sample
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The New Girl	by Tracie Puckett Jan. 29, 2012	17211 words	Read a sample
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Kiss Kiss	by Gwen Grant Jan. 29, 2012	5347 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I have been writing for over 40 years and have loved every minute. I started writing poetry, then radio short stories, then books. My first novel, PRIVATE-KEEP OUT has been called 'the funniest children's book ever written' by Lucy Mangan of The Guardian newspaper. I've won the ACORN AWARD for picture books and have been short-listed for many other awards.At present, I am working on a new children's novel and have just finished the first draft of an adult novel.
Don't Get Fancy Nancy	by Mark Fitzgerald Jan. 27, 2012	13734 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am an unemployed architect. My future, which suits me just fine, will be that of a substitute school teacher, advanced guitarist and instructor of guitar, Volvo restorer and conspiracy theorist. And novelist. Right now, my penchant seems to be short little novels, novellas I guess they are. This is making me quite prolific. I might be in error. Maybe harder work on longer novels is best. I would be delighted to have any feedback on my works. Most of all, please read "The Undergrad" also available at Smashwords.
Luvletterz.com Episode 1	by Nathaniel Davis Jan. 26, 2012	3447 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Nathaniel Davis grew up in a suburb of St. Louis, MO and attended St. Louis Community College where he majored in Computer Science. He is a big fan of baseball and the St. Louis Cardinals. He currently resides in Morris County, NJ.
Last Plane out of Paris - Free Preview: The First 12 Chapters	by Paul Moxham Jan. 26, 2012	29849 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Paul Moxham hails from Australia. He completed Year 12 in High School with high scores in English. After doing a stint at University he left to pursue writing full time. He has written two novels with a third to be published in Jan 2012. The first, The Mystery of Smugglers Cove is a childrens adventure book that is set in 1950's Britain and set in the style of Enid Blyton's Famous Five series. His second book, The Florida Chase, a young adult novel, is an action packed novel that is along the lines of The Hardy Boys. He has also written a number of screenplays which led to him being signed to a Los Angeles based manager early in 2011. One of his scripts, Blizzard, won the Gold Prize Award at the 2011 PAGE AWARDS
Cursed, Book One of The Devils Roses	by Tara Brown Jan. 26, 2012	93290 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a West coast Transplant living on the East coast, love life, love writing, LOVE Reading!!!!
Kate Fails Again	by Jessie Adams Jan. 25, 2012	2831 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I recently graduated from Indiana University with a B.A. in English. I write as a hobby mostly (although secretly I imagine that someday I will be super famous and make loads of money doing what I love!) To get an idea of what my life has been like watch The Middle (episodes available on Hulu). Some things that are not included in that show that did happen to be included in my real life are: My dad's a funeral director (I know spooky right!) so I grew up listening to jokes like "When I die, I'd like to go peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather did. Not screaming like the passengers in his car! Budumpcha -- That was my spelling of a drum role. I am a middle child and a self-proclaimed keeper of the piece. I married young, and am living happily ever after with my guy and our pet cat. At any rate, I hope you enjoy these stories!
Battered Butterflies (Revised)	by Chastine Perkins Jan. 25, 2012	22546 words	Read a sample
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Phantom Universe	by Laura Kreitzer Jan. 25, 2012	89993 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Author of the Timeless Series and the Summer Chronicles (Obsidian Mountain Publishing). Writing Collective Program Manager at Fictionista Workshop. CEO at Revolution Publishing Inc. I used to be a scientist. Now I write. A lot.
Moldable Youth: A Collection of Poetry and Prose	by Amy Tuso Jan. 22, 2012	3453 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Amy Tuso writes stories about high school because she knows the importance, value and overall impact those four short years have on all of us. She remembers high school in graphic detail, yet chooses to still spend her days within it halls. She is a social worker specializing in substance abuse and violence prevention in a high school setting. She has found that in high school what is normal becomes grey and is based more in perception than reality. Her stories represent both the perceptions and the realities of growing up; they are a journey through clichÃ©s, brutal honesty and true friendship. She believes that what doesnâ€™t destroy us makes us stronger, but being strong doesnâ€™t mean having all the answers.
Scarlett: The colour of Blood	by Ana Lex Jan. 22, 2012	2015 words	Read a sample
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Dust to Dust	by Devon Thiele Jan. 21, 2012	75629 words	Sample 20%
Author bio: Devon was raised in a small town in Iowa but found no shortage of inspiration. When she is not writing, she is spending time with her family, friends, and numerous pets. Devon is thankful for their support as she chases her dreams.
Puertorican Villains	by M.A. GONZALEZ Jan. 21, 2012	40284 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Artist/Writer living in New York City. Riggio Honors Program at The New School University.
Blood Stained Walls	by Shelby Nultemeier Jan. 21, 2012	823 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Hello everyone of Smashwords!!! I'm Shelby! Or you can call me Star for my love of stars, planets and moons!!! Anyway I'm a 17 year old chica from a little place called Portland, Oregon! WHOO THE BIG SWEET 17!!! Well, I love to write and to read, always have. Time to get down and do the hammer dance!!!! Don't swing that way? How about the jerk? No? Then the stanky leg? Not your style? THEN FREE STYLE MAN!!!! =)))
The Green	by Karly Kirkpatrick Jan. 20, 2012	53481 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Karly Kirkpatrick lives in Elgin, Illinois, with her husband and daughter. INTO THE SHADOWS is the first of many books to come. Find out more at www.karlykirkpatrick.com. Read more about Karly's upcoming releases and other quality ebooks at DarkSide Publishing, www.darksidepublishing.com.
Dragon of the Clouds	by S.J. Wist Jan. 20, 2012	11933 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Fantasy author and reviewer.
The Kingdom of Gentenia	by Evan Smyth Jan. 19, 2012	59074 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Evan Smyth was born July 17, 1990 in Kalamazoo Michigan and at the age of fifteen moved to Arizona in 2005. While in High School, he wrote several articles, assisted Editor-In-Chief Junior year and took over as Editor-In-Chief his senior year. He graduated from Casa Verde High School in Casa Grande, Arizona with a 4.0 GPA and scholarships to Central Arizona College and Arizona State University. Evan instead attended the Art Institute of Phoenix and pursued a degree in Business Management and Graphic Design. During his time in college he took several advanced creative writing classes and was praised for depth of writing by multiple professors. Evan has been writing since he was fifteen and finished The Midas Project at age seventeen. He has finished 4 books to date, in two series, and has more planned. Writing has been an avenue of expression for Evan over the years that few other joys have afforded him. He aspires one day to share his work in print, and hopes for the day where his books are on shelves. In the interim, he appreciates constructive feedback on his current works. Thanks for stopping by!
Alien2	by Ipam Jan. 18, 2012	20767 words	Read a sample
Author bio: splats in ballet, sour notes in choir & drives really fast.

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