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The Writers of Larry's meet every Wednesday night at a little Diner called Larry's Diner. They are normal group of people who all share the same desire, to write for a living. Jenny is the new waitress at the diner and encounters the Writers of Larry's for the first time. Sharing their dream she joins the group. She quickly learns that like any other group of people, the Writers of Larry's, have plenty of problems in their lives. She, like everyone else in the group has to determine what she wants out of life and what is she willing to sacrifice to get it. A Novella About Pie That Should ...

Talk about seeing the sunny side of things: when Thomas is turned into a vampire, he sees the terrifying transformation as a gift from God. Being a vampire is not a death sentence but a second chance at life for him, and he sets off to do God's work in his new role. Too bad there are older vampires who do see their transformation as a curse and resent God. A battle ensues, pitting vampire against vampire and threatening the existence of everyone.

Kermit's life has fallen from grace. He was once a top performer in a call center for scam artists, but after his job was raided by the police he had to fall back on his customer service skills. Living with his friend Scott and full time treasure hunter, Kermit continued to fall behind financially, socially, and generally in life. It was Scott's suggestion to go after an ancient treasure in Arizona that led Kermit to throw away his crappy life for a bizarre adventure. The Cattercorns of Cloudville Arizona is a Bizarro action adventure tale. The bizarro genre is a new and niche category that...

Sometimes hardships are a necessary evil: when Moshe’s family is taken away to serve their king and their God, he finds himself on a ship being sent off to be sold to another king. It’s not just his family who are making something more with their lives. Moshe learns that he is the subject of an ancient prophecy who is meant to lead the people of Earth to freedom from their oppressors, the kings of one color. Richard W. Kelly’s The Kings of One Color was inspired by the Bible itself. After writing My Journey Into Christianity, he found himself wanting to put the inspirational tone of ...

Charlie has everything going for him. He lives in a great neighborhood, with a cool car, awesome job, a beautiful wife, and two adorable kids. But he hates both religion and commercialism, meaning, he hates Christmas. One afternoon a homeless woman saves his son. In return they bring her into the house during a terrible winter storm. Can she change Charlie's view on life? Is this woman an angel or a miracle that can make Charlie realize what he has? Noel Not an Angel is a Christmas tale about cherishing those important moments.