General & literary fiction Books

When an approaching darkness threatens an island of light, one man must push back the storm and summon the strength to move mountains.As a child, Mikey, who wants nothing more than to be the hero of his own story, is tasked to find a way for him and his...

Donald Newlove's The Wolf Who Swallowed the Sun is an enthralling and unorthodox dark fable, full of intrigue and comedy, and with a healthy dose of romance and sex. Written in 1998 but never before published, the novel is a sweeping saga of one...

Basado en la experiencia de la vida real del autor que ocurrió el 1 de junio de 2014 en Elk Grove, California, y en una sola línea del Credo de los Apóstoles, “... Sufrió bajo Poncio Pilato, fue crucificado, murió...

May 1940 - Paris. On the eve of her eighteenth birthday, Claire hears the devastating news: the German army has invaded her homeland, and her beloved Paris has fallen. Within months, her life is turned upside-down. She takes in an orphaned Jewish toddler...

Mr. Nobody is a mess. At least, that is what he likes to call himself. Divorced, middle-aged and from a country where it is hard to be single, Mr. Nobody is a lonely but blunt writer venturing in picaresque form to find himself by way of drowning and...

A mid-16th century coinage, ‘antiquary’ derives from Latin ‘ante,’ ‘before, and ‘antiquus,’ ‘former’ or ‘ancient.’  An antiquary, however, not only admires or studies old objects or...

Jacqueline Rhodes skips school one overcast day in December and heads over to her favorite milkshake shop. There, she meets a man who introduces himself as Adrian Steiner. Jacqueline thinks she's met the man of her dreams, but in reality, she's...

This book is the continuation of Grandma Mattie Gets Her a Man. Grandma Mattie Goes to Church with Mr. Washington and one of the nosy neighbor has some information for Grandma Mattie.  You will want to find out what she has to say.

"Fables That Found Me: Tales of Torment and Healing From Soul (or Some Other Place)" is a small collection of stories that blend magical realism with the experiences of obsession, loss, and renewal. They explore the mystery of how stories can emerge from...

This Fall is not going well for Alice! Psychotherapist Alice Brenner thinks her life is going well until her best friend, Lucy, dumps a clumsy, out-of-control Great Dane on her and her most exasperating patient, Janet, gets herself killed in the...

Timothy Locke is ready to finally attend the highly valued school for the Gifted, where him and the rest of the members of Club Science are there to display their intellect, and work to show off their robot building skills. Once there, he see's somebody...

Word Bath is a new collection of poems to read tucked in that small corner of the room, nestled in a favorite chair, at the end of a long day. A departure from the heartwrenching variety of verse, it's a short, sweet walk through the mind of a writer as...

When an old rock hound stumbles across what appears to be the wreckage of a mysterious capsule or cargo pod in Death Valley at the height of the Cold War, a dozen government agencies scramble to unravel its secrets. Is it from a Soviet spy operation or...

RAINBOW MAN Is the story of grief and redemption, and the power to find a new life when what you had always known falls apart.Robert is hoping to reinvent his life after the death of his wife to a long, difficult illness...

Joey Held's debut short story collection Kind, But Kind of Weird dissects the relationships among the awkward and the offbeat, the coworkers and the cohabitants, the people waiting in the longest bathroom line at parties, and the passive-aggressive...

Chaos was made to love the darkness, but now she must prove her devotion. A Thousand Short Lives is a colorful love story that transcends time and space. Written as a novella-in-flash, follow a soul's journey as they explore what it means to be...

Always Crashing is a magazine of fiction, poetry, and nameless things around and in-between. Issue Five contains bestiaries, marshes, translations from English to English, rat kings, simple machines, less simple machines, machines of medium to...

Historium Press Classics collector's edition with a foreword by Kate Westwood, Historical Regency author of "Woodston: a sequel to Northanger Abbey" and "A Scandal at Deptford"A new edition of Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey, originally...

Liberalized, Radicalized, Criminalized: Three Young Women in a World of Change. On a day in June of 1950, three baby girls are born at the same time, in the same hospital. Baby Brigid goes home to a middle-class, lily-white west Cleveland suburb where...

Third book in the apocalyptic epic series, "Dominion".Following the calamitous debut of The Phoenix, a traumatized Simon and grief-stricken Nathan reunite in an attempt to pull the pieces back together. With the fate of Jonathan shrouded in mystery, a...

In this second part of the Obie and Princess saga, the Princess who returns to the mansion is far different, both physically and emotionally, than the Princess who left with Einstein the night before. Promoting Princess's latest CD release gets...

Join Rowdy, the son of a rural Missouri farmer, and his buddy JJ, as they adventure to Texas, hoping to become the famous Texas cowboys they've dreamed of since they were kids. What awaits Rowdy in Texas is only as surprising and exciting as the...

Jerry Sherwood meets an average guy who wants a ride in his homebuilt kit aircraft. Jerry gets hijacked and trapped in a conspiracy that involves Homeland Security, TSA, the FBI and the Mormon church. He partners with the local police chief and an FBI...

Three media-plays by MacArthur Award-winning playwright-director-designer John Jesurun. DEEP SLEEP, WHITE WATER and BLACK MARIA chart the "loss of the real" in a landscape of adrenaline-charged freefall poetry, mediated images and vestiges of Pop culture...

THE RED PRIEST'S ANNINA, based on actual events, tells the story of 15-year-old Annina Girò, an aspiring singer who faces abandonment, cruelty, and harassment in her quest for theatrical stardom. Annina arrives in Venice in the winter of 1722 in hopes...

"El día de mamá", narra la historia de una mujer ejemplar que marcó la vida de muchos que la rodearon. Con sus sueños, caídas y subidas, llenó de esperanzas a los que pensaron no tener. Con su constante fé, alimentó las ideas desnutridas de algunos en la...

WINNER of THE 2005 EDGAR AWARD for DRAMA from MYSTERY WRITERS of AMERICA, WINNER of THE 2005 EMANUEL FRIED AWARD for OUTSTANDING NEW PLAY, and a 2009 SELECTION for the NAAA PLAY READING FESTIVAL in London. It is 1960. Kennedy and Nixon are vying for the...

'Black Beauty' meets 'Dharma Bums' in this tale of jumping horses, the people who live by them, and those who seek to use them for their own ends. Professional jump rider 'Chelle Martin finds herself in the middle of an intrigue where drugs and dreams...

New York City, 1980's. A young management consultant overcompensates for not reporting corruption in a Bronx-based defense contractor by blowing the whistle on a mafia-connected concrete company. The results are dire, but lead him unexpectedly to the...

An anthology of one act plays from the West Coast to the East Coast, ONE ACTS OF NOTE is a must-have book for theatre-lovers! The anthology features THE LIMP by John Lane, MOM AND DAD MEET IN HEAVEN by John Ireland, LOOK UP by Sharon Yablon, GEORGIE GETS...

Life along the bay is slow, and hot and full of deep rooted memories. For all those that live along this sandy shore, they have to be weather- tough and strong as the salt encrusted shells to survive the hard tide pull of their lives. Katherine, an...

Anthology of eight plays by Raymond J. Barry.- Once in Doubt- Back Home- Park Encounter- Mother'Son- Back When Back Then- Foul Shots- Pornographic Panorama- A Piece of CakeRaymond J. Barry is a veteran of both screen and stage work. In theatre, he began...

A collection of stories from the cats in the Mayer household, allowing the reader a glimpse into the feline soul.

Every civilized country has some sort of written system in place that they use to promote as their system of justice!If you will notice on the front cover of this book the words just, justice, unjust, injustice, injustices and "unjustice" are randomly...

In a nutshell, this debut novel offers a gesture to its predecessors. "Death Letter Blues" momentarily captures the antithesis to a life fully lived. Imprisoned by the whims of others and enslaved by reluctance, our non-hero embarks on a journey cross...

Sunday was a perpetual pessimist. When anything good happened in his life, something bad was sure to follow. Over the years while working at the WonderKids treatment center for children with unusual maladies, where he had been the head janitor for longer...

A novel about major human traumas. Each chapter is followed by a therapeutic analysis, explaining the dynamics occuring in the characters.

During my 33 years in the United States, I wrote around two dozen essays in English for my hobbies and my school projects. These essays reflected my view of philosophy, politics, and human rights of the time. Today, I have reviewed them and selected 16...