In KHDZ by David R. Beshears, John Smith mistakenly ends up working at a TV station called KHDZ. KHDZ is located in Hades and it broadcasts shows all day and night for Hades and the surrounding suburbs. He keeps meeting with the station manager, Mr....

Soap City by Gary C. McAuley is a quirky and wild novel set in a fictional small town in Oregon, where nothing ever seems normal—and that’s the fun of it. The story follows the eccentric Van Halen family and a mix of colorful town characters...

Quinn Lawrence's Cinnamon Soul takes us to a realm of waning magic in which, despite the widespread use of magical artifacts and the influence of gods and various ancient legacies, few people can replicate or even understand the magical feats of previous generations. Hokuren is...

The Reluctant Hollywood P.I.: An Anthology of Twelve Short Stories by William Karl Thomas is about the adventures of a private investigator named Max. The first story, "Snake in the Grass," tells Max's story of when he was an ambitious filmmaker in the 1950s. However,...

Hardships reveal the true strength of any relationship, and for the Parkers, a Category 4 hurricane is about to put theirs to the ultimate test. In Hurrication: The Hurricane Vacation, Isla Anders drops readers into the eye of the storm as this unforgettable family battles nature—and...

In The Royal Runaway by Kate O’Keeffe, Princess Amelia, third-born in the line of Ledonian royalty, wants to break every one of the almost 3,000 rules she has been living under her entire twenty-four and three-quarters years. She decides to start by secretly forming an...

Tariff Schmariff by Barry Robbins is a joyfully absurd comic novel that skewers the chaos of global trade wars with pitch-perfect satire and unapologetic wit. For readers who’ve overdosed on doomscrolling and economic dread, Robbins delivers a welcome antidote: a world where customs agents raid...

Stinkletoes by George Lewis Avery is a sprawling, imaginative tale that combines the humor of a self-aware narrator with the whimsical darkness of myth, folklore, and classic storytelling. At the novel's heart is the character Stinkletoes, a troll with mismatched eyes, a ravenous appetite, and...

Bloodsucking Bogans by Tabitha Ormiston-Smith welcomes you to Dingo Flats, where the infamous Murphys are and always will be trouble. For policewoman Sam, that means pullovers and chaotic visits to the Murphy residence. Sam is more than capable of doing her job, but her friends...

Ellen is a young girl roaming the lands of Puzantium as she looks for her friend Riley, who happens to be a dog. He also happens to be a deity, but Ellen doesn't know much about religion. Or complicated words. Or most things, really. But...