About Carlos Rubio: CARLOS RUBIO ALBET was born in Pinar del Río, Cuba. In 1961 he came to the United States and finished high school in Wilmington, Delaware. His first short story was published while attending Concord College in Athens, West Virginia. His work, in English and Spanish, has appeared in the anthologies 20 Cuentistas Cubanos, Cuban American Writers, Distinct Voices, Narrativa y Libertad and Motu Proprio. In 1989 his novel Quadrivium received the “Nuevo León International Prize for … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Carlos Rubio
Perfectly Planned by Linda O’Connor
She’s got it all Perfectly Planned . . . Chloe Keay is on the hunt for the perfect sperm donor, but who knew it would be this hard? So many things to consider in a father – sure height and hair color are important, but what about the real issues. How does he feel about bagpipe music? Does he buy the extended warranty? Skittles or M&Ms? She doesn’t want an average Joe. She’s narrowed it down to two candidates and has the perfect plan to pick the heir and the spare. Staff Sergeant Rip … [Read more...] about Perfectly Planned by Linda O’Connor
Sex and the American Male by Jay Williams
Want a humorous book to read on that next cross-country flight or bus ride across town? Then buy SEX and the AMERICAN MALE for a funny, satirical look at American Culture. Read this short book about a man who looks a little too closely at how advertising, politics, greed and more overwhelm the public and shape our society. From advertisements that use sex to sell massive cars to mindless political parties and juiced-up science fiction conventions no subject is safe from parody and humor in this … [Read more...] about Sex and the American Male by Jay Williams
The Sicilian Job – Doing the Business Series Volume 1 by MT-B
The ultimate spaghetti western! Business isn't all about bottom lines, P/E ratios, gross margins, office affairs and IPO's. No Siree! Sometimes it involves avarice, absurdity, paraphilia and an oddly distinctive Prince Albert. Such is the case in this comic tale about the titanic clash between two competing business models, one a Texan telecommunications company (a gung-ho bastion of capitalist gunocracy) the other La Cosa Nostra (a deeply conservative citadel of crime and corruption). … [Read more...] about The Sicilian Job – Doing the Business Series Volume 1 by MT-B
Interview with Author – Jay Williams
About Jay Williams: When not ranting about society and its ills, Jay writes short stories for literary and men's magazines like "The Stake," "SingleLife," "A Carolina Literary Companion," "Aura Literary/Arts Review," and others. He has penned three eBooks: TAX BREAK, WINGS OF HONOR and SEX and the AMERICAN MALE. You can find them at Amazon.com and other eBook retailers. Besides writing activities, he likes to say he's done it all (although it's possible he exaggerates like in his funny short … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Jay Williams
Interview with Author – Frankie Bow
About Frankie Bow: When the lecherous Kent Lovely, Mahina State’s one-man hostile work environment, collapses face-first into his haupia cheesecake, the faculty retreat goes from dull to disastrous. Now Professor Molly Barda has to fight to keep an innocent out of prison—and herself off the unemployment line. What inspires you to write? After a frustrating day at work, I like to come home, pour myself a glass of wine, sit down in front of my computer, bring up my word processor, and ask … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Frankie Bow
Interview with Author – A. B. Funkhauser
About A. B. Funkhauser: A.B. Funkhauser is a funeral director, classic car nut and wildlife enthusiast living in Ontario, Canada. Like most funeral directors, she is governed by a strong sense of altruism fueled by the belief that life chooses us and we not it. Her debut novel, HEUER LOST AND FOUND, released in April 2015 after five years of studious effort, has inspired four other full length works and over a dozen short stories. Her sophomore effort, SCOOTER NATION, is in edits for a 2016 … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – A. B. Funkhauser
Buyer’s Guide: The Science of the Lambs by MT-B
Targeted Age Group: Adults with a keen sense of humour Category: Humor (Fiction) Print book price range: $8.99 eBook price range: $3.99 About The Science of the Lambs: The book that puts the "diss" into "dystopia" and where meat really is murder. "The Science of the Lambs" is a witty and topical black comedy about our planets future history over the coming decade. It is the year 2025 and the world is utterly mad. The principal culprits for this outbreak of … [Read more...] about Buyer’s Guide: The Science of the Lambs by MT-B
Dead Nolte by Borne Wilder
Dead Nolte is a strange and funny look at death and greed and the dimensions beyond our own. In the book, I pull no punches, nor make any apologies. Nolte is among the foulest humans to ever walk the Earth and has been his entire life. The candidate least deserving of a final reward has learned how to cheat the system, avoid judgement and live forever, but before he can be raised from the dead, he has to die. Once he's dead, everyone wants him to stay that way. Nolte's not about to let … [Read more...] about Dead Nolte by Borne Wilder
Flight of Destiny by Francis H Powell
A book of 22 quirky short stories. These are dark surreal tales, which have a dramatic twist at the end. The stories are full of despicable characters, as well as freaks, outsiders and odd balls. The stories are set in different times, some in the past, a couple in the future. Often the victim in the story rises up and seeks revenge. The stories maybe dark, but they are also satirical. Targeted Age Group:: 18+ What Inspired You to Write Your Book? I began writing short stories and … [Read more...] about Flight of Destiny by Francis H Powell
Does Harry Dream of Electric Sheep? by John Altson
A witty novel written for an adult audience (high-school or beyond); an allegorical novel written on several levels. · A fantasy about a space explorer and his comical misadventures with sheep-like creatures which seem to mirror human behavior · A tongue-in cheek comedy about life in the United States, circa 2014 · A serio-comedy which explores almost all of the current social and political issues · A story with a moral Targeted Age Group:: 13+ What Inspired You to Write Your … [Read more...] about Does Harry Dream of Electric Sheep? by John Altson
Interview with Author – Borne Wilder
About Borne Wilder: I write to entertain myself as much as anyone else, as far as articles and short stories are concerned, but the time that gets invested into a novel, well it seems almost criminal not to find others to read it. I’m not an award winning anything. I write stuff. I use a unique voice to convey my ideas. The most common question I’m asked after someone reads something of mine is, “Where do you get your ideas?” I really don’t know. I guess I see things through funny colored … [Read more...] about Interview with Author – Borne Wilder
