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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).
Demon Sprawl (Vampin Book Series #7)	by Jamie Ott Feb. 01, 2012	13023 words	Sample 30%
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Train Talk	by Kate Everson Feb. 01, 2012	2409 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
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. If you are interested in Dorothy's free proofreading services, or her low-price editing services, visit dorothydarrow.weebly.com for more information. 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: 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission 5. The Boy 6. Sanaa and Maij (coming June 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage 4. Mirror (coming December 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. If you are interested in Dorothy's free proofreading services, or her low-price editing services, visit dorothydarrow.weebly.com for more information. 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: 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission 5. The Boy 6. Sanaa and Maij (coming June 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage 4. Mirror (coming December 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. If you are interested in Dorothy's free proofreading services, or her low-price editing services, visit dorothydarrow.weebly.com for more information. 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: 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission 5. The Boy 6. Sanaa and Maij (coming June 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage 4. Mirror (coming December 2012)
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. If you are interested in Dorothy's free proofreading services, or her low-price editing services, visit dorothydarrow.weebly.com for more information. 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: 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission 5. The Boy 6. Sanaa and Maij (coming June 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage 4. Mirror (coming December 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. If you are interested in Dorothy's free proofreading services, or her low-price editing services, visit dorothydarrow.weebly.com for more information. 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: 1. Sanaa and Ambrose 2. Sanaa's Scar 3. Sanaa, the Human Consort 4. Sanaa's First Mission 5. The Boy 6. Sanaa and Maij (coming June 2012) Fury: 1. A Vampire's Thoughts About the Vampire Queen 2. Cold 3. Carnage 4. Mirror (coming December 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.
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...
Secrets to Keep	by Tracie Puckett Jan. 29, 2012	17331 words	Read a sample
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Under the Mistletoe	by Tracie Puckett Jan. 29, 2012	16220 words	Read a sample
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The New Girl	by Tracie Puckett Jan. 29, 2012	16447 words	Read a sample
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Bloody Little Secrets	by Karly Kirkpatrick Jan. 29, 2012	60884 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.
The Proximity Power	by Carrie Ann Maxwell Jan. 28, 2012	38785 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Carrie Ann Maxwell lives in the rainy NorthWest. 'The Proximity Power' is her first novel.
Midnight Fire - Rise of the Dark Angel	by Melody Anne Jan. 26, 2012	65666 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Melody has had a passion for writing since she was a little girl. Her first book was written at around the age of ten, and it was about a handsome prince Charming rescuing his princess and taking her away to his castle to live happily ever after. She continued to write through her teenage years, but never with the expectation to ever publish anything. Around 2007 Melody realized that she had finished her first full manuscript, and looked at it in awe. She had around a hundred books started on her computer, but had never finished one before. She was so ecstatic about her accomplishment that she jumped in to work on another book. She finished five books in a three year period, and then started thinking about possibly publishing those books. Melody did a lot of research and discovered how to get her books published, and has been in authorâ€™s bliss since then. She is thrilled by the success of her books, since she loves her characters so much, and wants the world to feel the same way. She is constantly working on new materials, and feels like the sky is the limit. Her family helps come up with many ideas, and her friends are a constant help. She hopes you love her books as much as she loves writing them. Melody has two amazing children, along with about five additional kids that she adores like her own kids, that keep her busy all the time with school events, and sporting schedules, a husband who has become a pretty great cook since she is planted in front of her computer all the time, and two puppies, who help her writing by making sure to keep her lap or feet warm. Family is always first in her life.
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!
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 its 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 Anastasia Alex Jan. 22, 2012	2015 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am fairly young and inexperienced with publishing my work. I prefer to write short fiction storys.
Remembrance	by Caroline Billard Jan. 22, 2012	23883 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Caroline Billard is an up-and-coming author, who has lived in Pennsylvania and New York, but currently resides in sunny Arizona with her ferret, Etch. As a student, when she isn't studying, she finds time to write and develop her ideas. Her debut novella, Remembrance, was a bubbling idea finally put into words, and the first completely finished story she has written.
Saving Ordenia	by L.A Speedwing Jan. 22, 2012	2466 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am based in Dublin. I run a weekly blog where I discuss about Writing, Arts and other Randomness to provide a relief to my overheated brain otherwise busy writing two children' stories and a Contemporary Fantasy novel for Young Adults. I also published a few short stories and poems in various online magazines. ( See my publications page)
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: Born and Raised In Bushwick, Brooklyn. Mark Gonzalez is currently studying at The New School University's Riggio Honors Writing program. He has completed work in a supporting role for his debut in the independent film, "The Last Intervention", written by Sarah Thorpe and starring Hemky Madera. Graduated from Fiorello H. Laguardia High school of Music, Art & Performing Arts. Mark has previously worked behind the scenes at Primary Productions as a script reader and has interned at LAByrinth Theater company as well as The Actor's Gang in L.A.
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 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!
Blood Curse	by Susan Hern Jan. 18, 2012	12231 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Cosmic traveller, believer in all things magical and mystical. But it is with dread that I tell you my own family, neither understands, nor values my own words, apart from my mother ofcourse, who values every thing I do.
A Girl Called Trinity	by Kate Everson Jan. 17, 2012	4045 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
When I was 17	by Sebastian Kohonen Jan. 17, 2012	2346 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I've written some longer pieces, in the 80k to 210k word range. I finally like one of them, and it's going through some heavy editing before I want anyone to read it. I wanted to check out publishing online before I make a decision what to do with the book I'm finishing. So took about an hour to write "When I was 17" just to see how the process worked, and submit something through SmashWords.
Balancer's Soul	by H. Lee Morgan Jan. 17, 2012	135862 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm Lee, As a child I've always had a vivid imagination, but it wasn't until I was in a swimming accident and becoming paralyzed due to having my neck broken at the age of 14 that I could bring my imagination to life, through writing. My life has undoubtedly been harsher than others, being forced to live in a wheelchair and all, but my imagination, personality and drive to continue has helped me to write. It's impossible to know if I'd still write if not for being a quadriplegic, but I've come to enjoy writing and sharing my passion and stories with others.
Nordic Fairies (Novella series)	by Saga Berg Jan. 17, 2012	12462 words	Read a sample
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The Witches: An Extraordinary Tale	by Gerrard Wlson Jan. 16, 2012	2011 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am Gerrard T Wilson, the crazymad writer of children's stories. Although my works are primarily aimed at children, adults can and, indeed do, read them with as much interest and excitement. I like to think that my work has a universal appeal, spanning the generations, the sexes and even the continents. I have written so many stories, including 'Tales of the Extraordinary' (short stories with a unique, sometimes chilling appeal), 'Ali-bonkers', 'Fizzy Cherry Cola', and 'The Witches', also 'Forget the Celebrities -Read about My Crazy Life' (weird and bizarre tales from my absolutely crazy-mad life), 'Alice on Top of the World' (a follow on story to Alice in Wonderland, and Through the Looking Glass), 'HARRY, oh, she is a ROTTER (she's bad - and has lost her Magical Marbles), and 'Jimmy, the Glue Factory and Mad Mr Viscous' (Jimmy is trying to stop Mr Viscous from rendering the horses into GLUE). I also wrote 'Nursery Rhymes - MY CRAZYMAD WAY' (my own unique slant on some familiar rhymes), 'My CRAZYMAD Poems' (a collection of strange, oddball, oftentimes bizarre poems, including 'Are you Normal?', 'Conkers Bonkers', 'Louco's Preferred Drink', 'Sparky Parents' , and 'I'm NOT Mad'). There is also 'Bolf' (a Troll whose idea of a having good time is eating empty cigarette packets!). You will also read about 'Fle' (an extremely old elf who lives in a fertilizer mine), 'Fairy Tales' including 'The Three Faerie Sisters', the 'Little Brown Frog', and 'A Christmas Story'. Next up is 'God, dog and Beelzebub' (what (what on earth can that be about?), 'Greengrocer Jack and the Talking Cabbages' (trying to stop a giant Yam from taking over the world), 'Poor Jane', and 'A Punt across the Thames' (I almost drowned that day!). Last, but certainly not least, I also wrote Wot, Nott, Kakuri and the HU BA HOU', a series (three quadrilogies) featuring the oddball Outlanders, Wot and Nott. Instead of giving your child that extra toy for his or her birthday, a book is a far better option. Preferably one of mine, I am sure they will treasure it long after their toys are abandoned at the back of that dusty old wardrobe. Signed: The Crazymad Writer - ARRRGH.
The Fog: An Extraordinary Tale	by Gerrard Wlson Jan. 16, 2012	2740 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am Gerrard T Wilson, the crazymad writer of children's stories. Although my works are primarily aimed at children, adults can and, indeed do, read them with as much interest and excitement. I like to think that my work has a universal appeal, spanning the generations, the sexes and even the continents. I have written so many stories, including 'Tales of the Extraordinary' (short stories with a unique, sometimes chilling appeal), 'Ali-bonkers', 'Fizzy Cherry Cola', and 'The Witches', also 'Forget the Celebrities -Read about My Crazy Life' (weird and bizarre tales from my absolutely crazy-mad life), 'Alice on Top of the World' (a follow on story to Alice in Wonderland, and Through the Looking Glass), 'HARRY, oh, she is a ROTTER (she's bad - and has lost her Magical Marbles), and 'Jimmy, the Glue Factory and Mad Mr Viscous' (Jimmy is trying to stop Mr Viscous from rendering the horses into GLUE). I also wrote 'Nursery Rhymes - MY CRAZYMAD WAY' (my own unique slant on some familiar rhymes), 'My CRAZYMAD Poems' (a collection of strange, oddball, oftentimes bizarre poems, including 'Are you Normal?', 'Conkers Bonkers', 'Louco's Preferred Drink', 'Sparky Parents' , and 'I'm NOT Mad'). There is also 'Bolf' (a Troll whose idea of a having good time is eating empty cigarette packets!). You will also read about 'Fle' (an extremely old elf who lives in a fertilizer mine), 'Fairy Tales' including 'The Three Faerie Sisters', the 'Little Brown Frog', and 'A Christmas Story'. Next up is 'God, dog and Beelzebub' (what (what on earth can that be about?), 'Greengrocer Jack and the Talking Cabbages' (trying to stop a giant Yam from taking over the world), 'Poor Jane', and 'A Punt across the Thames' (I almost drowned that day!). Last, but certainly not least, I also wrote Wot, Nott, Kakuri and the HU BA HOU', a series (three quadrilogies) featuring the oddball Outlanders, Wot and Nott. Instead of giving your child that extra toy for his or her birthday, a book is a far better option. Preferably one of mine, I am sure they will treasure it long after their toys are abandoned at the back of that dusty old wardrobe. Signed: The Crazymad Writer - ARRRGH.
Sanisfreeda	by Jansina Jan. 13, 2012	1664 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Jansina has been writing ever since she could do more than make meaningless scribbles with a crayon. She began her writing career at 13 with a newspaper column, Jansina's Journal. Her goal is to create realistic Christian fiction for young adults that will both entertain and inspire. This is her first published novel, though she has over one hundred published articles, short stories and poems in various newspapers and magazines (including the Saint Paul Pioneer Press and Brio). She is a native of Minnesota, and a few years ago discovered Backus, a little-known town of 300. Although she may never live there herself, she lives vicariously through her characters. Jansina is in the process of writing two additional novels, and several short stories-all with the setting loosely based on that little town. Many of the characters in Forgotten Memories play larger parts in those stories. When not writing, Jansina works in marketing, and also copy edits others' books, scholarly papers and articles. In her spare time she enjoys Irish and swing dancing, singing, and rereading Austen's novels. She doesn't spend much time in cemeteries.
The City of Ancients	by Cameron McFadden Jan. 12, 2012	106320 words	Read a sample
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Neon	by Yaritza Garcia Jan. 12, 2012	1279 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm an aspiring writer of young adult fiction, poetry, romance, and more! =^-^= I love to read/write poetry. I'm trying to become better at what I do, find great meaning in art, and befriend like-minded writers (and even un-like-minded). (/ (/ (^_^) c(")(") And that's a bunny.
Alien1	by Ipam Jan. 12, 2012	26190 words	Read a sample
Author bio: splats in ballet, sour notes in choir & drives really fast.
The Train: Part 4	by Kate Everson Jan. 12, 2012	2054 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
The Girl in the Converse Shoes	by Yaritza Garcia Jan. 11, 2012	771 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm an aspiring writer of young adult fiction, poetry, romance, and more! =^-^= I love to read/write poetry. I'm trying to become better at what I do, find great meaning in art, and befriend like-minded writers (and even un-like-minded). (/ (/ (^_^) c(")(") And that's a bunny.
The Train:Part 3	by Kate Everson Jan. 11, 2012	2181 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
Nikki and the Vampire	by Yaritza Garcia Jan. 10, 2012	771 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I'm an aspiring writer of young adult fiction, poetry, romance, and more! =^-^= I love to read/write poetry. I'm trying to become better at what I do, find great meaning in art, and befriend like-minded writers (and even un-like-minded). (/ (/ (^_^) c(")(") And that's a bunny.
The Train: Part Two	by Kate Everson Jan. 10, 2012	2837 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
Rise of Legions Fallen Gods Lore Introduction	by Destinye Robinson Jan. 09, 2012	501 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Ashe Crosse has just completed high school and is working on writing in her free time. She enjoys working on multiple projects at once, and hopes to someday get them all published. Check out crossesisters.wordpress.com
The Chronicles of Zâ€™vaâ€™Xin - Bone yard (issue #7)	by Robert Moons Jan. 08, 2012	6349 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a graphic designer and illustrator by profession, and graduate of the illustration course at Sheridan College. Writing is a hobby and another creative outlet. "The Chronicles of Z'va'Xin" is a novella (the first 6 issues/chapters), which will be followed up by a series of short stories to continue the adventure. I look to Robert E. Howard's (Conan, Solomon Kane) writing style for inspiration. My website below has all my work for free in PDF form with cover art. Issue #9 should be finished late May 2012.
Vampin	by Jamie Ott Jan. 08, 2012	15203 words	Sample 30%
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The Train	by Kate Everson Jan. 07, 2012	2404 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am a Canadian photojournalist interested in topics of spirituality, travel, ancient sites and Celtic history. One of the key elements in my ebooks is nature as I find that a way to connect to the spiritual side of people. Whether fiction or nonfiction, we can all relate to the trees, sun and sky. I also like writing stories about my grandchildren Shannon and Ally who are growing up faster than I can write!
Dead Land, Character Introductions	by John Gregory Jan. 06, 2012	17842 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Authors: Richard Cunningham Kalju Lee Curran Altschul Clancy Smith Editors: Richard Cunningham Curran Altschul Clancy Smith
Born Of Fire	by Heather McCorkle Jan. 06, 2012	9821 words	Read a sample
Author bio: I am an author of young adult fantasy, in all its many sub-genres. Helping other writers and supporting fabulous authors is my passion. When I'm not writing or surfing my social networking sites, I can be found on the slopes, the hiking trails, or on horseback. As a native Oregonian, I enjoy the outdoors almost as much as the worlds I create on the pages. No need to travel to the Great Northwest though, you can find me here, on my blog four days a week, and Monday night's on Twitter where I co-moderate the #WritersRoad chat with my good friend and editor TS Tate.
Human	by Alycia Linwood Jan. 05, 2012	60299 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Alycia Linwood is the writer of Dangerous, the first book in Element Preservers Series. She is a big fan of paranormal romance, urban fantasy and young adult fiction. Writing is her biggest passion, closely followed by reading and listening to music. Her friends are her greatest support and she is looking forward to publishing more of her books.
Fighting The Demon Book 1: Ariyus	by Ashleigh Neame Jan. 04, 2012	2396 words	Read a sample
Author bio: Heya! My name is Ashleigh Neame and I was born in September 1994. I live in Auckland, New Zealand. Writing is my passion, and I would love a career as an author. If you want to check out some more of my works, which are unpublished at present, check out my Wattpad. I have published 'The Joke's on YOU!' in print, so check out my createspace for more details. Thanks, Ashleigh.

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