Tabernacle is a work of fiction in the dark comedy, surreal thriller, and cynical realism genres, and was penned by author Marc Cavella. The novel tells the tale of protagonist Edward Jones, who works for a unique company whose morals are less than outstanding. The...

After an elephant crushed Mr. and Mrs. Payne to death, Edna and Edith moved back to their parents' house. The lives of these sixty-something-year-old sisters hadn't quite turned out as well as they had expected. As a result, relocating to Number One Curmudgeon Avenue was...

From most points of view, Greg is living the dream. Chasing the Best Days by Philip Wyeth tells how after years of him providing for his family, Greg’s wife Robin decides that she is not happy and files for divorce. The resulting loss of the...

When the musical Cats meets Raymond Chandler’s Philip Marlowe is probably where the alternative universe created by author Chip Weinert in A Curious Cat in a Dead Dog’s Town intersects with reality. Duke Hazzard is hard-bitten, hard-up, and cynical cat who loves surfing and would...

From His Perspective is a work of fiction in the comedy sub-genre written for adults by author Lisa Keeble. The work takes a playful look at human history from a top-down view as ‘The Boss’ looks down on the universe with his assistant Norbert. Chapter...

What a stress-buster The Basilwade Chronicles by Dawn Knox has been! This hilarious ride began with Derek going to a speed dating event. Soon, his tactless remarks about the ladies' appearances signaled that he would not find a date. And yet, he managed to share...

Second Coming by D. B. Borton is a slightly whimsical look at what might happen if a couple of spacemen arrived on Earth to warn us of our impending doom if we continue on the path we are on, i.e. deploying nuclear weapons in outer...

If you want to laugh, The Big Book of Silly Jokes for Kids by Carole P. Roman is the book for you. The book contains over 800 jokes and is filled with funny jokes, challenging tongue twisters, hilarious puns, and puzzling riddles. There are jokes...

Why Me? Chimeras, Conundrums and Dead Goldfish by Charlotte Stuart has an unusual title and an equally unusual and interesting murder/mystery to go along with it. Bryn, an attractive, young, single, successful consultant from Seattle is enjoying her dream holiday of hiking the highland trails...

Please Forgive Us, Richard Hauptmann is the title story in an eclectic collection from the pen of Wendy Lewis, a collection which opens with a tale prompted by her stay in Wellington, New Zealand in the late 1990s, combining a wry look at the city’s...