E. Jak Neumann's satirical book The Chronicle of Aladdin explores politics, society, and culture in Romania and Europe through the lens of the author's own experiences and observations. Neumann discusses issues such as political manipulation, social conventions, historical movements, and the COVID-19 pandemic's effects on...

In Ancient Mysteries of the Urban Legion by Dave Agans, Roger Landowski believed no one would show up when he saw the social media appeals to protest against Master Chuushin, a peaceful guru. Lynn, who was raised in Chuushin's neighborhood, insisted that they travel there...

Treat yourself to a riveting slice-of-life drama with Paul Steven Stone and Alien Buddha's The Snow That Never Fell. It doesn't take much for Mickey to be happy. He is the nine-year-old son of Paul Peterson, a divorced father of three going through his own...

In When You Read This I’ll Be Gone by Anne Moose, Valerie Hawthorne might never have climbed out of bed on the day she drove to Montana if she’d known what lay ahead. Valerie had taken a gap year from teaching to write her next...

Second-Story Man by Robert P. Rowe is a highly imaginative and masterfully written M/M love story with a truly unique twist – love arrives through an open second-story window! Carlos, down on his luck and desperate for cash, attempts to rob reclusive Michael through Michael’s...

Doing Time in California is a slice-of-life drama by Dwight Jesmer. Kimo Jones is a former Catholic school teacher serving a stint in a minimum security prison for a DUI felony in California. Determined to play in the annual golf tournament in Stockton with his...

Smash All The Windows by Jane Davis is a dramatic tale of justice and faith. August 2003 in London was a day like any other – until it wasn’t. Fifty-eight people never made it home from work that evening. But they weren’t the only ones...

Life Between Seconds by Douglas Weissman introduces Peter Berry and Sofia Morales, who live opposite each other in a San Francisco apartment building. Peter lost his father in a car accident and his mother to a mysterious incident. Peter’s memories were of his mother’s struggle...

Broken Pencils by J.R. Rice is the story of a Black high school teenager diagnosed with bipolar disorder. The story starts with him preparing to go to his prom in San Francisco. Many elements resulted in the catastrophe of this night. His prom is on...

In Invention Is a Mother, Rob Brownell tells a hysterically funny story about a lazy young adult with serious responsibilities in the tech world. Shaughnessy is a fresh engineering graduate who is not too eager to take on adult responsibilities. While patiently waiting for “great...