• A Garden of Literary Blooms: Short Stories Inspired by Flowers

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    T. Singh

    “A Garden of Literary Blooms” is a testament to the enduring power of nature in literature and a tribute to the profound beauty of the floral world. These stories serve as a reminder that life’s most wondrous moments can be found in the smallest of details, that the beauty of nature can be seen and felt in all aspects of life.

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  • It’ll Cost You Your Head

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    Kristine Johnson

    After Jack gets robbed, again, and gets his third DUI, his crooked lawyer, Dave, cheats him out of his last 15K. When Jack grouses about the cash and the mandatory AA meetings, Dave points to a portrait of his trophy bride and reveals she is a member of AA. Jack makes a mental note to meet up with her at a meeting and destroy their marriage. What Jack does not intend is stumbling into…

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  • Bare Witness: Collected Works

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    Joseph Small

    “Poetry is the journal of the sea animal living on land, wanting to fly in the air.” Carl Sandburg’s quote captures the transcendence one feels when expressing a poem. Each of these poems was lovingly selected from a lifetime of attempts at flight. The observations and reflections are imaginative expressions of the myriad experiences encountered on life’s journey.

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  • Lovers From Two Different Continents

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    Faisal Karim

    A Western traveler, a photojournalist, meets a lost, trembling yet rebellious guy in an encounter on an Eastern street. She then inspires him to follow the energy, become unique, and pin to the world his stories both hidden and seen. A mountain boy who once dwelled in the streets of city met a woman in Eastern dress with a Western accent on her tongue, and she changed him.

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  • Four Calling Burds

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    Vincent Meis

    The four Burd siblings head to Mexico to heal and regroup after the death of their mother. Midlife crises are revealed.

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  • Truth and Shadows

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    Bailie Lawson

    Annie believes her amnesia for a year in her past was caused by the traumatic ending of her relationship with Jeff. But that was many years ago. Now recurring nightmares and vivid, haunting dream images are intruding into Annie’s waking life. Her world is thrown into chaos when she is accused of abandoning a baby she has no memory of having. She must revisit that year no matter how painful.

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  • Blue Poems 2

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    Sufi Yoni dabutcher

    Blue poems and discovers the color blue in many ways through blue asethetics pictures as well as blue esthetic poems that will be very interesting for you to read about. If you’re interested in reading them then you’ll be good. You and if you’re not interested in blue esthetics you are interested now. Book 2

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  • A Lone Tree Falls

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    Michael Graeme

    Former intelligence analyst, George Swift, is on the trail of the Secret beyond all Secrets. Retired from the service, he returns to his childhood village, to find it impoverished, and home to racist, drug-dealing thugs, while the surrounding countryside he once loved has been taken over by property developers. All of this has him wondering, from whom has he been keeping his country safe?

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  • A Marital Paradox (Play)

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    Students' Academy

    This play of two scenes presents the interweaving of the lives of a husband, his wife, and a nineteen-year-old boy in such a way that the reader or viewer has nothing but praise for the author.

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  • Prophetic Dreams: A Curse or a Legacy

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    Alfreða Jonsdottir

    Gudrun Osvifsdottir, Prophetic Dreams’ willful protagonist, is not only renowned for her beauty and intelligence, she is also thought to be the best catch in the district. Headstrong and spoiled by her adoring parents, she yearns for female friendship.

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  • Europa Dreams

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    E.C. Downes

    The first novel of the EUROPA Trilogy, Europa Dreams is 634 pages long. The story begins as Sarah Green faces the most difficult decision of her life. “If someone told you your life was going to end then offered you an olive branch to save it, would you take it?” This is the question Sarah asks the reader after a chance sequence of events, culminates in her opening an email in her spam from a…

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  • The Muslim Brothelhood in the Bastille

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    Hichem Karoui

    In this fourth volume, Bassam Bourasin continues his hurly-burly speculation on the conspiracy of the cooks, members of the Global corporation of the Muslim Brothelhood. He fights on all fronts: Rats, angels, aliens, and the Multinational Muslim BrotheLhood Corporation, hijacking women and forcing them to work for the company.

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  • Everything Was & Everything Is: 4 Stories

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    John T Welch

    Everything Was & Everything Is tells four stories of fathers and sons, husbands and wives, long-held friendships, aging, loneliness, and connection in the Twenty-First Century. John T. Welch is a deep observer and a tender storyteller. True storytelling transcends times and space. True storytelling can heal. Welch achieves true storytelling in his collection of novellas.

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  • Dig

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    Robert Paul Moreira

    This mixed-genre collection of short stories, microfiction, and drama provides a kaleidoscope of human experience—from navigating fraught romantic relationships and definitions of masculinity, to dealing with the pull of family. Featuring Latinx characters who are often caught between cultures, DIG explores themes of physical and emotional violence, human relationships, and culture and identity.

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  • The Invisible Hand

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    Nathan Leslie

    In The Invisible Hand Nathan Leslie turns his eye towards fathers. Within these pages you will find strange and caustic stories of wayward, eccentric and obstinate fathers. Told with an eye towards askew details, Leslie’s collection builds upon his reputation as a master of the short story.

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  • The Reversed Hermit

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    John Broughton

    The Reversed Hermit tells the tale of Noam Lewin, a successful London insurance broker. His life seems to be complete, but after tragedy strikes, he abandons his highly paid job to live as a hermit and seek enlightenment in the woodlands above a northern spa town. More

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