A directory of Smashwords ebooks available within the native Stanza ebook reading app for the iPhone and iPod Touch.

	Rise of the Legend	by Billie Sue Mosiman Sep. 10, 2010	$3.75	125481 words	Sample 20%
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	Necropolis Rising	by David Jeffery Sep. 09, 2010	$0.99	48045 words	Sample 5%
	Author bio: Dave Jeffery is 46 and lives with his family in rural Worcestershire. He was born in The Black Country and spent most of his youth dreaming of writing and drawing comic strips for DC Thompson, creators of The Beano and The Dandy. Dave completed his first novel, Badlands, at the age of ten and admits that it was 'pretty awful'. He still has it hidden somewhere in his loft. At school he used to write and illustrate comics for his school friends, selling them for a few pennies. At 15 years of age, he was invited to Dundee to see DC Thompson’s offices after sending his portfolio to them. Nothing may have come of the visit but the dream of getting work published continued. He is perhaps best known for his Beatrice Beecham series originally with Chipmunka Publications, London. This adventurous, super-sleuth teenager is currently on her second adventure with a third, Beatrice Beecham’s Cryptic Crypt, due out in 2011. The eBook Housefull of Horrors is released through Smashwords on October 31st and contains all seven Beatrice Beecham chapbooks. Writing as David Jeffery, this author also publishes adult and young adult horror and supernatural fiction. His zombie novel Necroloplis Rising will be released on September 11th through Smashwords. The prelude chapbook Splatoon is available now by following the book cover link on the home page. His Beatrice Beecham Presents: Campside Chillers collection will also be available early next year. In the interim Dave's short stories can be found in the Creature Feature anthology and his story Masquerade has been accepted for inclusion in the forthcoming WATCH anthology from Imprint Phoenix Publications. When he is not writing novels Dave works as a mental health practitioner. He has published an academic book with John Wiley & Sons and articles in his field of mental health whilst presenting on the international stage. He is in the process of editing another book for Speechamrk Publishing Ltd, for release in 2011. He is also author of Finding Jericho, a novel for young adults released through Chipmunka Publications, London exploring the relationship between a 15 year old boy and an uncle who has been diagnosed with manic depression. This book has been endorsed by the mental health charity MIND. Dave enjoys music, playing guitar and was once in a band called The Lion Farm who took their name from the council estate where he was dragged up.
	Splatoon	by David Jeffery Sep. 06, 2010	Free!	5505 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: Dave Jeffery is 46 and lives with his family in rural Worcestershire. He was born in The Black Country and spent most of his youth dreaming of writing and drawing comic strips for DC Thompson, creators of The Beano and The Dandy. Dave completed his first novel, Badlands, at the age of ten and admits that it was 'pretty awful'. He still has it hidden somewhere in his loft. At school he used to write and illustrate comics for his school friends, selling them for a few pennies. At 15 years of age, he was invited to Dundee to see DC Thompson’s offices after sending his portfolio to them. Nothing may have come of the visit but the dream of getting work published continued. He is perhaps best known for his Beatrice Beecham series originally with Chipmunka Publications, London. This adventurous, super-sleuth teenager is currently on her second adventure with a third, Beatrice Beecham’s Cryptic Crypt, due out in 2011. The eBook Housefull of Horrors is released through Smashwords on October 31st and contains all seven Beatrice Beecham chapbooks. Writing as David Jeffery, this author also publishes adult and young adult horror and supernatural fiction. His zombie novel Necroloplis Rising will be released on September 11th through Smashwords. The prelude chapbook Splatoon is available now by following the book cover link on the home page. His Beatrice Beecham Presents: Campside Chillers collection will also be available early next year. In the interim Dave's short stories can be found in the Creature Feature anthology and his story Masquerade has been accepted for inclusion in the forthcoming WATCH anthology from Imprint Phoenix Publications. When he is not writing novels Dave works as a mental health practitioner. He has published an academic book with John Wiley & Sons and articles in his field of mental health whilst presenting on the international stage. He is in the process of editing another book for Speechamrk Publishing Ltd, for release in 2011. He is also author of Finding Jericho, a novel for young adults released through Chipmunka Publications, London exploring the relationship between a 15 year old boy and an uncle who has been diagnosed with manic depression. This book has been endorsed by the mental health charity MIND. Dave enjoys music, playing guitar and was once in a band called The Lion Farm who took their name from the council estate where he was dragged up.
	Dark Bites: Part 2 - Like Cats and Dogs	by Robert Ropars Sep. 05, 2010	$2.49	13599 words	Sample 50%
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	Paintings of Clowns	by Tom Raimbault Sep. 04, 2010	$0.99	5100 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. In a commitment to produce higher quality writings, Tom no longer produces daily short stories on his website, but keeps in touch with his readers by posting to his blog, daily. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
	Excavation	by Steve Rasnic Tem Sep. 03, 2010	$3.75	89201 words	Sample 20%
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	The Good Samaritan	by R.M. Haag Sep. 02, 2010	$0.99	2691 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Born on Halloween, R.M. Haag was destined to write horror novels. He currently lives in the rain-shrouded Pacific Northwest.
	Fish Head and other Freaks	by Tom Raimbault Aug. 29, 2010	$0.99	5927 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. In a commitment to produce higher quality writings, Tom no longer produces daily short stories on his website, but keeps in touch with his readers by posting to his blog, daily. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
	Game Show	by Gregory Holden Aug. 25, 2010	$0.99	12073 words	Sample 35%
	Author bio: Gregory Holden is a chemist living in New Jersey. He has a wife, two sons, and a lawn in constant need of chemical remediation.
	Mid-Afternoon: The Overhyped, Ultra-Sexy, Chilling, Frightening, Blood-Curling Tale Regarding the Latter Day Vampires	by JL Bryan Aug. 24, 2010	$2.99	72757 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: J.L. Bryan studied English literature at the University of Georgia and at Oxford, with a focus on English Renaissance and Romantic period literature. He also studied screenwriting at UCLA. He lives in Atlanta with his wife Christina and assorted pets.
	One Mistake	by Andy Frankham-Allen Aug. 22, 2010	$1.50	5081 words	Sample 30%
	Author bio: Welsh-born Andy Frankham-Allen's passion for writing began with a love of Doctor Who. He's been writing since as far back as he can remember, and, although unsuccessful, he wrote a Doctor Who novel for BBC Books in 1996 after an accident caused him to out of work for four months. Following that writing fell back into a hobby until 2001 when he began an ongoing fan-fiction series called Doctor Who: The Legacy, which carried on until 2006. This led to professional Doctor Who short stories in Big Finish's anthology series, Short Trips, from 2004 to 2009. During which time he wrote an audio drama for Noise Monster's Space 1889 series. In 2007 he created and co-edited a new eZine called Pantechnicon, for which he also wrote short stories in interviews. In March 2010 he self-published a trial-edition of the first book in his cross-genre Garden Saga, Seeker, to gauge the general readership it attracts. The book is now under consideration by an independent publishing company. He has several stories in the pipeline for release over the coming months (both shorts and novellas), and is currently researching the second part of The Garden Saga. When he's not writing, which isn't very often, he can be found in a little glass box in Cardiff selling coffee and pasties (and making copious amounts of notes for his various writing projects).
	Another Patient for Isolation	by Tom Raimbault Aug. 22, 2010	$0.99	2579 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. In a commitment to produce higher quality writings, Tom no longer produces daily short stories on his website, but keeps in touch with his readers by posting to his blog, daily. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
	The Pocket Watch	by Tom Raimbault Aug. 21, 2010	$0.99	4479 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. In a commitment to produce higher quality writings, Tom no longer produces daily short stories on his website, but keeps in touch with his readers by posting to his blog, daily. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
	The Perfect Mistress	by Tom Raimbault Aug. 19, 2010	$0.99	3463 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. In a commitment to produce higher quality writings, Tom no longer produces daily short stories on his website, but keeps in touch with his readers by posting to his blog, daily. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
	Legions of the Dark : Book One of The Vampire Nation Chronicles	by Billie Sue Mosiman Aug. 19, 2010	$3.75	96940 words	Sample 20%
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	A Night of Dark Delicasies	by Franz McLaren Aug. 17, 2010	$3.99	89857 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: I was born in South Carolina and raised in Pennsylvania. I've spent time in 48 out of the 50 United States, and lived in Japan, Germany, and South Africa. I have also spent significant time in half a dozen European countries. All of this leads to a more sedate lifestyle now, but a vivid imagination.
	The Gravedigger's Infatuation	by Tom Raimbault Aug. 15, 2010	$0.99	4551 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. In a commitment to produce higher quality writings, Tom no longer produces daily short stories on his website, but keeps in touch with his readers by posting to his blog, daily. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
	Dark Bites: Part 1 - Windy City of the Dead	by Robert Ropars Aug. 15, 2010	Free!	10248 words	Read a sample
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	Earth: Fate of the Fallen	by Cheyenne Hunter Aug. 15, 2010	$5.00	69325 words	Sample 10%
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	Silver Bullet	by Stacey Thompson-Geer Aug. 11, 2010	$0.99	3180 words	Sample 10%
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	Surviving The Theseus	by Randy Noble Aug. 09, 2010	$2.99	60473 words	Sample 25%
	Author bio: My life has been one of finding what I would love to do for a living. I tried university soon after high school, film and video major, but was not ready so I dropped out. I had a strong desire to work in the film industry, in some capacity, for many years. After dropping out of University, I thought I would opt for film school, instead of the drawn out University method of teaching one about making films. But the expense of it turned me off, and it never happened. After a few years of crappy, minimum wage jobs, I needed to do something so I decided to go back to University, but as a Computer Science major. I graduated in 2000 and have worked at a few companies, currently in the health industry as a Programmer/Analyst. It's not something I want to do for the rest of my life. I always thought it was movies I was interested in, but it is the creation of stories where my passion lies. If I'm not writing it, I'm thinking it, over and over in my head, playing it out. I've written some short stories and one novel so far. All my short stories are free to download.
	Donna the Unburied	by Tom Raimbault Aug. 06, 2010	$0.99	2474 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. In a commitment to produce higher quality writings, Tom no longer produces daily short stories on his website, but keeps in touch with his readers by posting to his blog, daily. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
	Beneath a Winter Moon	by Shawson M Hebert Aug. 06, 2010	$5.85	170036 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: Shawson M Hebert is a retired Army Sergeant who earned a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Information Systems in 2007 from Louisiana Tech University. He is currently employed with a Fortune 500 telecommunications corporation as a Systems Analyst and Web Developer. He lives at home in Louisiana with his family and their two Siberian Huskies. Beneath a Winter Moon is his first novel. Look for his next novel to be released in early 2011. **Beneath a Winter Moon has been edited, as of August 21, 2010. Previous versions had been reviewed by the author, only**
	Lowland Rider	by Chet Williamson Aug. 03, 2010	$4.99	79087 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Chet Wiliamson sold hisfirst story in 1981. Since then he's published twenty-five books and over a hundred short stories in anthologies and such magazines as The New Yorker, Playboy, Esquire, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, and many others. His work has been adapted for film and TV, and has been published worldwide. Mr. Williamson won the International Horror Guild Award, and been shortlisted for the World Fantasy Award (twice), the MWA’s Edgar, and the HWA’s Bram Stoker Award (six times). He write plays as well as fiction. Also a member of Actors’ Equity Association who occasionally acts in professional theaters in his area, the author has a fine, trained voice and the rare ability to narrate his own books in a manner that truly brings them to life.
	Blood Hunter	by Sidney Williams Jul. 30, 2010	$3.75	100212 words	Sample 20%
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	The Tree Goddess: a novel of mystery and macabre	by Tom Raimbault Jul. 30, 2010	$3.99	120402 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Tom Raimbault resides in the Chicago land area with his wife and two daughters. When not writing, he works as a lab technician at a telecommunications company and is self-described on his resume as a “technology professional” who has worked with cellular & IP infrastructure, biomedical equipment, emergency two-way radios and computer hardware. Tom began to produce weird writings back in 2000 while working the graveyard shift. The nightly edits were emailed to a small collection of coworkers who looked forward to something unusual to keep them awake or humored. This practice was ended when he was moved to a different shift. Sadly, his enjoyment of writing was forgotten for several years, until the autumn of 2007, when old friends received a “blast from the past” email with the recognizable words, “Hello All”. The strange writings and short stories had resumed and a personal website was soon to follow. In autumn of 2009, Tom published his first book, Freaked out Horror (a collection of short stories). The work has been temporarily unpublished and will be re-released in 2011 with many additions, revisions and improvements. In a commitment to produce higher quality writings, Tom no longer produces daily short stories on his website, but keeps in touch with his readers by posting to his blog, daily. Check out his website that includes the blog at: http://sites.google.com/site/tomraimbaultwritings/ Tom is always open to new friends on Facebook where he shares photos from his nature hikes, family vacations and any random thoughts throughout the day. Feel free to request him as a friend on Facebook! http://www.facebook.com/#/profile.php?ref=profile&id=100000526443534
	Praise the Dead: A Zombie Novel	by Gina Ranalli Jul. 25, 2010	$2.99	41500 words	Sample 10%
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	Demon Drift	by Franz McLaren Jul. 24, 2010	$3.99	77447 words	Sample 50%
	Author bio: I was born in South Carolina and raised in Pennsylvania. I've spent time in 48 out of the 50 United States, and lived in Japan, Germany, and South Africa. I have also spent significant time in half a dozen European countries. All of this leads to a more sedate lifestyle now, but a vivid imagination.
	Jenny Pox	by JL Bryan Jul. 24, 2010	$2.99	103327 words	Sample 40%
	Author bio: J.L. Bryan studied English literature at the University of Georgia and at Oxford, with a focus on English Renaissance and Romantic period literature. He also studied screenwriting at UCLA. He lives in Atlanta with his wife Christina and assorted pets.
	Darkness Falling	by David Niall Wilson Jul. 20, 2010	$3.75	82648 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: David Niall Wilson has been writing and publishing horror, dark fantasy, and science fiction since the mid-eighties. His novels include, Vintage Soul, The Mote in Andrea's Eye, Deep Blue, the Grails Covenant Trilogy, Star Trek Voyager: Chrysalis, Except You Go Through Shadow, This is My Blood, and the Dark Ages Vampire clan novel Lasombra, On the Third Day, The Orffyreus Wheel, and the upcoming novels Maelstrom and Stargate Atlantis: Brimstone. He has over 150 short stories published in five collections, one of which, Defining Moments, was nominated for the Bram Stoker Award in 2007. He has won the Bram Stoker Award for his poetry, and his short fiction. He wrote the screenplay for the movie GODHEAD, released in 2007 from Blurgirl Productions. ( http://www.godheadthemovie.com ) – his Dark Noir Comedy KILLER GREEN has just been optioned by Ambergris Films. David lives and loves with Patricia Lee Macomber in the historic William R. White House in Hertford, NC with their children, Billy, Zach, Zane, and Katie, occasionally his college genius daughter Stephanie, two Pekingese, and some fish.
	Murdermouth: Zombie Bits	by Scott Nicholson Jul. 19, 2010	$2.99	33351 words	Sample 10%
	Author bio: Scott Nicholson is author of seven novels, including THE RED CHURCH, SPEED DATING WITH THE DEAD, DRUMMER BOY, and THE SKULL RING. Other books include the novellas BURIAL TO FOLLOW and TRANSPARENT LOVERS and the story collections ASHES, THE FIRST, and FLOWERS. He also writes screenplays and children's books. Nicholson lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.
	Off Flesh	by Andy Frankham-Allen Jul. 16, 2010	$1.99	5806 words	Sample 25%
	Author bio: Welsh-born Andy Frankham-Allen's passion for writing began with a love of Doctor Who. He's been writing since as far back as he can remember, and, although unsuccessful, he wrote a Doctor Who novel for BBC Books in 1996 after an accident caused him to out of work for four months. Following that writing fell back into a hobby until 2001 when he began an ongoing fan-fiction series called Doctor Who: The Legacy, which carried on until 2006. This led to professional Doctor Who short stories in Big Finish's anthology series, Short Trips, from 2004 to 2009. During which time he wrote an audio drama for Noise Monster's Space 1889 series. In 2007 he created and co-edited a new eZine called Pantechnicon, for which he also wrote short stories in interviews. In March 2010 he self-published a trial-edition of the first book in his cross-genre Garden Saga, Seeker, to gauge the general readership it attracts. The book is now under consideration by an independent publishing company. He has several stories in the pipeline for release over the coming months (both shorts and novellas), and is currently researching the second part of The Garden Saga. When he's not writing, which isn't very often, he can be found in a little glass box in Cardiff selling coffee and pasties (and making copious amounts of notes for his various writing projects).
	Ash Wednesday	by Chet Williamson Jul. 15, 2010	$3.75	115269 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Chet Wiliamson sold hisfirst story in 1981. Since then he's published twenty-five books and over a hundred short stories in anthologies and such magazines as The New Yorker, Playboy, Esquire, The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, and many others. His work has been adapted for film and TV, and has been published worldwide. Mr. Williamson won the International Horror Guild Award, and been shortlisted for the World Fantasy Award (twice), the MWA’s Edgar, and the HWA’s Bram Stoker Award (six times). He write plays as well as fiction. Also a member of Actors’ Equity Association who occasionally acts in professional theaters in his area, the author has a fine, trained voice and the rare ability to narrate his own books in a manner that truly brings them to life.
	Alice in Zombieland: Lewis Carroll's 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' with Undead Madness	by Nickolas Cook Jul. 14, 2010	$2.99	34585 words	Sample 10%
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	Vintage: A Ghost Story	by Steve Berman Jul. 13, 2010	$5.99	55217 words	Sample 20%
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	Speed Dating with the Dead	by Scott Nicholson Jul. 09, 2010	$2.99	83014 words	Sample 20%
	Author bio: Scott Nicholson is author of seven novels, including THE RED CHURCH, SPEED DATING WITH THE DEAD, DRUMMER BOY, and THE SKULL RING. Other books include the novellas BURIAL TO FOLLOW and TRANSPARENT LOVERS and the story collections ASHES, THE FIRST, and FLOWERS. He also writes screenplays and children's books. Nicholson lives in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina.
	Northwoods Deep	by Joel Arnold Jul. 07, 2010	$3.99	97489 words	Sample 40%
	Author bio: Joel Arnold lives in Savage, Minnesota with his wife and two kids. His writing has appeared in over five-dozen publications, ranging from Weird Tales and Chizine to Amercian Road Magazine and Gothic.net. Many of his short stories are available as free podcasts at Pseudopod.org. He was recently awarded a 2010 Minnesota Artist Initiative Grant.
	Roads Through Amelia: Comedy and Tragedy	by Joshua Calkins-Treworgy Jul. 06, 2010	$1.99	5281 words	Sample 30%
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	Skin & Bones (Hull's Landing)	by James Melzer Jul. 05, 2010	Free!	5907 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: James Melzer is the author of The Zombie Chronicles trilogy. A series that combines government conspiracies and zombies. Called "the 1984 of zombie novels," by NYT Bestseller, Scott Sigler, the series began as a free podcast novel and is now coming to print from Permuted Press and Simon & Schuster in March, 2011.
	The Last Days of Jericho	by Thomas Brookside Jul. 04, 2010	$3.99	47249 words	Sample 50%
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	Keepers of the Beast	by Jack MacLane Jul. 04, 2010	$4.99	76979 words	Sample 50%
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	Trapped by Jack Kilborn & J.A. Konrath	by JA Konrath Jun. 26, 2010	$2.99	186215 words	Sample 25%
	Author bio: JA Konrath is the author of seven novels in the Lt. Jacqueline "Jack" Daniels thriller series, including Whiskey Sour, Bloody Mary, Rusty Nail, Dirty Martini, Fuzzy Navel, Cherry Bomb, and the upcoming Shaken. Under the name Jack Kilborn he wrote the horror novels Afraid, Trapped, and Endurance. Joe has have more than seventy short stories and articles published. He lives in the Chicago suburbs.
	Bunnies	by Justin Cawthorne Jun. 25, 2010	Free!	4639 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: As a budding writer for far too long I'm hoping 2009 will be the year that I finally beat lack of time and discipline and get writing again. Screenplays and horror fiction are my chief areas of interest, but we'll see what else comes out. As long as it's not poetry - I'm really rubbish at poetry.
	What Tangled Webs	by Dan Dillard Jun. 22, 2010	Free!	2557 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: I write to clear my head of all the creatures that live there. Some are scary, some funny, but all dwell within the dark and twisted. In the Midwest US, there is as much folklore as anywhere else. When we're not dodging corn stalks, My wife and I raise two beautiful kids and a house full of pets. Always open for questions or discussion :) email me: DemonAuthor (at) gmail.com
	The Last Angel	by Steven Savile Jun. 19, 2010	$3.75	58750 words	Sample 20%
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	Yardwork	by Bruce Blake Jun. 16, 2010	Free!	7442 words	Read a sample
	Author bio: Bruce Blake lives in a small town on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada. When pressing issues like shovelling snow and building igloos don't take up his spare time, Bruce can be found taking the dog sled to the nearest cafe to work on his short stories and novels. Actually, Chemainus, B.C. is only a couple hours north of Seattle, Wash., where more rain is seen than snow. Bruce is the father of two and trophy husband of burlesque diva Miss Rosie Bitts. He spends too much time work a traditional job and not enough time writing but hopes to change all that soon.
	Bait and Other Stories	by Joel Arnold Jun. 15, 2010	$1.99	59337 words	Sample 25%
	Author bio: Joel Arnold lives in Savage, Minnesota with his wife and two kids. His writing has appeared in over five-dozen publications, ranging from Weird Tales and Chizine to Amercian Road Magazine and Gothic.net. Many of his short stories are available as free podcasts at Pseudopod.org. He was recently awarded a 2010 Minnesota Artist Initiative Grant.
	Bedtime Stories for the Apocalypse	by Joel Arnold Jun. 15, 2010	$1.99	31463 words	Sample 30%
	Author bio: Joel Arnold lives in Savage, Minnesota with his wife and two kids. His writing has appeared in over five-dozen publications, ranging from Weird Tales and Chizine to Amercian Road Magazine and Gothic.net. Many of his short stories are available as free podcasts at Pseudopod.org. He was recently awarded a 2010 Minnesota Artist Initiative Grant.
	Tales From Tidy Vale	by Gordon Ross Jun. 15, 2010	$6.95	36805 words	Sample 15%
	Author bio: Gordon Ross' short stories have appeared in anthologies from Pocket Books and Barnes & Noble Press. In 1995, his short story, "Daddy's Girl," was selected to appear in the Horror Writers Association's anthology, Peter Straub's Ghosts. Gordon has reprised many of the characters from "Daddy's Girl" in an entire cemetery-horror-series, Tales From Tidy Vale, from The Fiction Works.
	Portrait of the Psychopath as a Young Woman	by Edward Lee Jun. 15, 2010	$7.99	103318 words	Sample 40%
	Author bio: Edward Lee has had more than 40 books published in the horror and suspense field, including CITY INFERNAL, THE GOLEM, and BLACK TRAIN. His movie, HEADER was released on DVD by Synapse Films, in June, 2009. Recent releases include the stories, “You Are My Everything” and “The Cyesologniac,” the Lovecraftian novella “Trolley No. 1852,” and the hardcore novel HAUNTER OF THE THRESHOLD. Currently, Lee is working on HEADER 3. Lee lives on Florida’s St. Pete Beach.