Inspired by Oscar Wilde's famous play, Tom Beattie's The Importance of Being Earnest Enough is a fresh take on one of the most famous works of the Irish legend. In this version, Jack Worthing and Algernon Moncrieff are lovers in 1894, London. Algernon somehow gets...

The idea that normal is boring is taken to a whole new level in The High Fiving Awesomers: A Vendetta Against High Fives and Awesome by Matthew Barkevich. This is the story of one terminal case named R. W. McGurski. Manifesting signs of autism and...

The Bigger Bang Theory explores one of the most prejudiced, fantasized about, and enjoyable acts known to humans: sex. As a book aimed to provoke rather than prove, the book portrays fictional stories that incorporate historical facts and scientific research about sex. T.J. Sapp's book...

What do a priest, a professor, and a veteran have in common? One could ponder all the ways, or I could tell you. Religion. They're not those you find in the front pew of every service and volunteering to pass out pamphlets after mass, though....

The Discovery of the Secret Gospel of the Rich and Powerful is a work of satirical fiction by author Gary Tutty. Have you ever wondered from just what gospel our political leaders, who proudly proclaim they are devout Christians, get their inspiration when they espouse...

The Zoolinguist is a crime-comedy fantasy novel written by S.A. Adams, and it takes place in 1930s America. Seventeen-year-old Mario Manzetti starts regaling his tale to fellow inmate Little Pete about how he came to be imprisoned at the Louisiana State Penitentiary. When circumstances render...

The Characters of Milestoneville by Golden November is a comedy, adventure, and action story woven around a search for a lost book. When a "nincompoop" is delivering a book by sea and decides to read it, it ends up being blown into the ocean. However,...

In the extraordinary novel The Cardiff Giant by Larry Lockridge, Jack Thrasher, a journalist for Discovery Channel, arrives in Cooperstown, New York, to investigate the disappearance of the Cardiff Giant. Following the discovery of the Cardiff Giant in 1869, its home had been a shallow...

The Other Hamlet Brother is a fantasy tragi-comedy written by Luke Swanson. Incorporating some of William Shakespeare's famous characters and storylines, Luke Swanson's novel feels like a fantastical satire on Hamlet. Newly crowned King of Denmark, Claudius feels worried about his nephew's mental health. On...

In The Doubtful Tale of Phillatious Quill by Mark Fribbens, the friendship between Phillatious Quill and Casanova is a legendary tale that goes back for generations. Although the story is probably totally fictitious, the relationship between the two men lasted a lifetime and beyond. Born...