Fiction eBooks
Fish Farm
Fiction, by Walt SautterThe central character, Jack, seeks revenge against his former employer and gets it (kind of!). When Tyron collapsed it took Jack’s career and his pension with it. He just knew, deep inside, that the company’s demise was orchestrated by the CEO, James Wheeler and that Wheeler had made off with millions. The thirst for revenge boiled incessantly in Jack’s belly until he finally came up...
Fish Stocks Limited
Fiction, by Michael SummersFish Stocks Limited is a tale of fish, love and rum on the mythical world of Expiscor. Follow Ambrosius Codwich, a fisherman caught by fate when he falls out of his treetop world into the mist below. Things fantastic show their tail-fin in the turbid mists, and soon Ambrosius is caught up in a maniacal mission to hunt for the elusive Infinity Fish.
Five Stories That Are Almost True, But Not Quite
Fiction, by George LoukasSome events in life are like tiny seeds that take root and blossom in a writer's imagination to produce a story. To him the stories are almost true, though they are not. "A Peculiar Arrangement" tells the story of a peculiar sexual alliance between aunt and nephew to solve a peculiar existential problem. "Makis Finds His Whistle" is a story where sexual senility in a man brings on obsessions of...
Flipside
Fiction, by Byron Wayne ScottFlipside is the first of a three-part series that goes hand in hand with The Songs from Long Road. It ties in with the Hopi legend of Pahana and the Mayan date of 2012. This first novel is about a man who broadens his perception through his dreams. Join Credit Lews as he explores a second side of awareness, manifested by the new world of Tunu. You will marvel at his adventures at Medusal Canyon...
Flipside II: From the Plains of Metamor
Fiction, by Byron Wayne ScottFrom the Plains of Metamor, this is the second installment in the Flipside series. As the world races toward a date with destiny in the year 2012, Credit Lews is stuck in Never-Never land, bouncing between two different worlds and Earth's past, where he meets figures from American Indian mythology. Will he be able to free himself and return to the present in order to help the Hopi Indians...
For God's sake
Fiction, by Camille GaudefroyWhile God is trying to escape his loneliness and boredom building strange universes, she notices the earth, one of her masterpieces, is threatened by the Men whom she knows nothing. Deciding to go down and see what's the matter, she meets the young Achille, quickly under the spell of God charming appearence and personnality. Through a growing friendship and an unusual trip in God surprising...
For the Love of Freedom
Fiction, by D J ValloneThe post-modern understanding of freedom in America is challenged in this story about politics and journalism in Michigan. A journalist on the political beat stumbles across information about the governor’s hidden past that can potentially destroy his reputation and put his "New Freedom" agenda at risk. Faced with the potential of reading about his past indiscretions in the newspaper, the...
Four Trails: A Quartet of Country Tales
Fiction, by Anthony H. RobertsA quartet of stories with country roots that stretch beyond the cowboy genre. A 92-year-old Hawaiian paniolo dreams of his first love, a small-town loser entertains a stranger with tales of rattlesnakes, a preacher's grandson confronts his lack of faith when he needs it most; and when push comes to shove, a cowgirl's gotta do what a cowgirl's gotta do. Download ‘em today, pard’ner!
Fragments from Chronos
Fiction, by J.J. LoeThe stories and fragments found herein endeavor to portray recurrent Time in a sort of literary Oroboros, a tautological adumbration of the Eternal Return. They employ ideas culled from a long history of readings from a broad range of topics. If one finds traces of the philosophy of Anaxagoras in the fictional selections, then one can readily see that I am an anachronistic scribbler of...
Getting Married
Drama, by George Bernard ShawThe topic upon which Irish playwright, George Bernard Shaw wished to hold forth was marriage--an institution that he found seriously wanting, as he did most institutions. But since he could not help playing Devil's advocate, he also found it to be necessary, ridiculous, desirous, iniquitous, outdated, and enduring. Enter "Getting Married's" 13 characters. Download it now!





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