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No man has the right to kill another man-but if society can't or won't do its job-then I will. The bastards I had assassinated deserved to die-or worse- and like Charlie Bronson's vigilante friend, Paul Kersey, I'm more than willing to see they get every damn thing they deserve! They sentenced their victims to death and I returned the favor! Death, without the possibility of parole, is my way of showing respect for the sanctity of life, and is...

One Christmas Day, JimmyJack, the little Christmas elf, fell to earth from off Santa's sleigh and came to rest in a barn full of animals. Knowing that the little elf needed to get back to where he had come from his new found friends went to great heights in search of Santa and his reindeer.

Oh, no... Mama Chick has been captured by Fox. Find out how Baby Chick's idea helps save Mama Chick. "It's story time, anytime" according to author Jeng Tong Vue.

Betrayal, lust, and a whole lot of hiking... Asha Jackson rests by running. Recently dumped by both her job and her lover, she chooses to go on hikes instead of job interviews. Walter Novak is a crackerjack telecom technician but his love life seems impervious to his find-it-and-fix-it prowess. Charlie Voss pickles his anger and guilt with cheap beer. Eighty-six years old, the erosion of his social graces reveals backwoods fortitude and attitu...

See fast improvement in your putting, chipping, and thinking! William Maykit explains, encourages, and inspires with unique and understandable game improvement concepts. You will learn about: -"Easy Street" -- The incredibly simple and stroke-improving concept that will immediately result in more made putts -"Area of Influence" -- Learn to take care of this all important part of every putt and chip -"The Maykit Routine" -- Develop your own rou...

Inside "The Inventory Book": [ How to prepare for an inventory. [ Should you use an Outside Service or keep the inventory In-House? [ How to spot cheating on recounts. [ What may be wrong with using scales to count the small items in your stock. [ The problem with Man-Hour charges. [ What an inventory service really means when they talk about percent of error. [ Discussion of Fifty-Seven inventory terms and phrases that will affect how well yo...

For more than a quarter of a century, Hollywood produced "chapterplays, " adventures told in 10 to 15 installments. Each episode (but the last) built to a whirlwind finish, sometimes literally. At the peak of peril, the installment always ended with the command -- DON'T DARE MISS THE NEXT THRILLING CHAPTER! -- or words to that effect. This all-but forgotten genre gave us the word "cliffhanger, " countless thrills and a special reason for Satur...

In this wildly unique literary debut by Andrew Weaver, thirteen short stories collide in a circus of irony and black humor. Through an inventive tangle of fiction and non-fiction, Weaver embarks on a mad tour of farce that spans from escapades inspired by a large pirate hat, to a curiously unfortunate incident involving a balloon animal and a blowfish, to a suicidal man whose life is saved by blueberry bundt cake, to far beyond. As the stories...

Yes, God Really Is 'Up There!'" provides answers for many of life's questions. It has been written by a man whose earliest childhood memory is of shivering in the winter cold while trying to sleep on a bale of hay in a drafty barn somewhere in war-torn (WWII) Europe. His Mother was doing her best to comfort him, all the while listening to the bombers roaring over-head, and wondering what had happened to her husband, the boy's Father. It later ...

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The torch bearers of tomorrow are stumbling through the darkness. "The Valedictorians" is an unflinching look at a jaded generation desperately seeking direction. It tells the tale of Sam and Pete, two recently graduated best friends who exit college to enter the "real world" of 21st century America. A harsh adjustment ensues and, as they struggle to cope with crippling doubt and alienation, much about themselves and modern living is illuminat...

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Two Connections" is a deeply layered story about a man, who through inspiration, decided to conquer his depression by setting a goal with his two siblings to attempt to write a book. The story is essentially a diary of entries that describe their experiences while writing the book of their dreams. The journal entries document their thoughts, feelings and updates of how their surrounding world is influencing or distracting them from their effo...

Growing Up Stories" is a quartet of humorous short stories of life as seen through the eyes of a poor, Black, pre-school youngster growing up in 1930s and 1940s segregated Oklahoma. This book is absolutely delightful reading for youthful readers and those who are young at heart. It provides educational background for those young folks who know very little about what life was like "way back when." For more senior readers it offers a nostalgic f...

Not since pirates plundered the coastline of South Carolina 300 years ago, capturing Charleston citizens and holding them hostage, had a crime created as much fear -- and interest -- as the murder of socialite Loris Campbell. The intrigue begins on a sunny, spring morning with the discovery of Loris's body at her Society Street home. Audrey Durant, assigned to the investigation by the Charleston Police Department, finds herself pulled in diver...

In "Mill Daddy, " Bill Lightle has given us both an enduring love story and a tribute to Roy Davis' indomitable spirit that sustained him and his poor family through sharecropping, the suffering of the Great Depression, and the hard, hard life in a Georgia cotton mill. As Lightle writes, Roy Davis "was an authentic American hero." The book also details the often hilarious adventure that Lightle and some of his teenage friends had working under...