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Print: $4.51 A bunch of crazies escape from the mad house. These wacky weirdos write stories and tell it dark, enigmatic, epic, and occasionally; happy.
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Print: $4.85 Download: FREE Amazing and inspiring creative writing from two talents of the future.
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RubyRuby (book)
Print: $4.00 The inside story of a troubled young girl, told vividly in a diary form.
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Print: $14.27 This book is an insight into the work of 121 Youth Befriending, a British charity helping young carers and their families. This book - containing the touching stories of young carers - provides a real feel for how being a carer can affect people.
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Print: $5.41 You know things were better in the old days, don't you? It's so much more complicated now, right? Read this book and think again. These are coming of age experiences, collected from the 1960s to the recent past. Raw, emotional, insightful, sometimes terrifying and occasionally laugh out loud funny.
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Print: $6.99 Take a handful of students, their favourite songs and some crazy ideas, what do you get? Mixed stories of humour, love, the bizarre and the twisted. All named after popular hit singles by acts from all walks of life. Just like us. Songs like Crazy Frog in da House, Vogue, If I Were a Boy and The Theme From Shaft, are all given a new lease of life within these pages.
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Thre3Thre3 (book)
Print: $6.73 Have you ever felt that maybe you're not yourself? Well, I have. This is my story. Well, part of it anyway. A tale with disturbing qualities of darkness, depression, paranoia and psychosis. The story contains things that will play on your mind for weeks after you've finished reading it. Don't take our word for it, see for yourself.
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Print: $1,000.06 Stories themed on songs.
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Print: $2.47 Download: $0.80 The title says it all, the students were skint, the stories are simple...BUT THEY ROCK!! There is some awesome work here, you'll be sorry if you don't buy it!
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Print: $9.55 Download: $1.99 James Emott was far from popular at the school he rarely attended. This unsociable boy found enjoyment from buying game after game from ‘Gaming Generation’; a shop situated in town than socialising with friends. This was, until he found ‘Reality’, which imported him into the fictional world of the game. What should have been a nightmare for any ordinary boy was not the case for James, however, until his new fictional friend Susie was snatched from him suddenly not long after she explained to him the rules of the game, and that they might be trapped forever. Would he find Susie again? Where should he even begin to look? Was he even going to be able to leave the game? Only the person playing the game could decide.
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