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Hair is falling out in places Chip Davis never expected. There's a microscopic layer of fat covering his six-pack. His wife is peaking while he's on the downslide, his kids want to create their own family compound, and his oldest son heads off to We Don't Know Where; fifty is looming on the horizon and Chip resists it with as much force as a man who has to get up five times a night can...until he realizes what he fears most isn't middle age, but the medical merry-go-round he suddenly finds himself riding.

People, you need help. Truly you do. You bring home these cute little balls of fur and squeal with delight over how cute it is, declare your life to have Complete Meaning, and then get upset when your new Life's Purpose poops in the sink. You need to know the rules. You need to know the truth. Max "The Psychokitty" Thompson, a renowned expert on All Things Kitty, has decided to share the breadth of his wisdom and the depth of his knowledge garnered through many in-depth discussion with kitties online. This is his gift to you, the people owned by cats. Agift that will cost you less than $15...because that's how generous he is.

Samantha Stark has been home to see her family in fifteen years. She has a long dead brother with whom she shares long conversations, a mother she blames for nearly everything, two sisters who carry their own baggage, a friend who survived junior high with her and understands why she hasn't gone home, and a husband who thinks it's time. Sam has a ready made list of excuses to not go back, but even though they top the list, deep down she knows...it's not about the cookies.

"Epistle" is Max Thompson's answer to the question of what he would say to his kitten self if he had a chance. And a lot of it? Stuff he wants to say to you, too. Stuff people ask him about. Stuff that he needed to get out of his head. It's a love letter to himself...and perhaps a few people out there, too.

He's a pioneer of cat blogging and channels his inner Ann Landers every week in his advice column for mousbreath! magazine, and is the author of three popular books; this is the book his fans and minions have been waiting for: the memoirs of Max Thompson. Bite Me is a book that will have you laughing out loud, will have you crying until your nose runs, and will have you wondering out loud, "Am I really reading the autobiography of a cat?" Yes. Yes, you are. This is the book Max's readers have been asking for-from the moment the Younger Human brought him home, through the tortures of the M-Word, lving with a dog, and then with Basement Kitty Buddah-this is Max Thompson's memoirs, in his own words. Sort of.

It's simple; you're considering participating in a multi-day charity walk event, but you have no idea what you're up against. "Rock the Pink" is author and blogger K.A. Thompson's what-it's-like account of training for and participating in a 3 day 60 mile breast cancer walk. Part memoir, part guide book, Rock the Pink will outline the basics of what it's like to train-battling blisters, chronic pain, and heat-and what a new walker can expect on the event. Profits from the sale of this book will be used to raise funds for future walks.

In the blink of an eye, Kris Stevens Gallery Stone finds herself sitting on a park bench with her long dead ex-husband. Nether is sure why she's there; Ron knows she's not dead and knows she's at a crossroads--decide to live or decide to die--but what he doesn't know is why she wanted him there with her. While she struggles with what her ultimate decision will be, Ron shows her his vision of Heaven, tempting her to stay. But before she gives him an answer, he wants to explore their long-dead marriage, from the weeks before she meets 15 year old Chip to its end in Ron's office in the agency, and in the telling of their tale hopes she'll remember why she loved him, and why she loves him still. The Flipside of Here is the fifth novel in K.A. Thompson's Charybdis series. amd amswers questions left lingering, from how 16 year old Chip became entangled in the agency in the first place to Ron's reasons for ending his life in a bloody mess inside a toilet stall. A love story that extends beyond there here and now...and the choices that follow us forever.

The kitties of the blogosphere have once again united in their efforts to keep the People in their lives entertained; in this followup to the wildly popular We Are The Kitties: Read This Or I'll Bite You, blogging kitties (and some of their People) bring you poetry, essays, and fiction, and all they ask in return is an appreciation for their efforts, and crunchy treats.

They're cats. They blog. They're blogging cats. If they had opposable thumbs, they'd take over the world.

Look. I'm funny. You like me. And if you buy my book, I earn cash towards fresh cat nip and crunchy treats. It's as simple as that... But if you need more: This is the diary of Max Thompson, blogger extraordinaire. Thousands of people (maybe hundreds) flock to his blog every day to be amused an enlightened by his feline wisdom. Plus, it's the follow up to "The Psychokitty Speaks Out: Diary of a Mad Housecat" so you know it's good. Some people even though it was FUNNIER. But you don't have to read that one first. Oh, and I have a potty mouth. So you're warned.

He's 14 pounds of sleek black and white glory. With an attitude...and opinions...on everything. The PsychoKitty Speaks Out is the diary of Max, a put-upon and under appreciated domestic feline with both a disdain and fondness for Sticky Little People, an addiction to Kitty Crack, and an appetite for Stinky Goodness. He muses about everyday life, from his frustrations over not having opposable thumbs to the delight of things that stink inside his Peoples' noses.

In their third outing, the Monkeys at Wil Wheaton's Soapbox have banded together to raise funds for cancer research in the U.S.A. and the U.K. "A Clear Horizon" is an eclectic mix of short stories, poetry, and essays, proof after all that if you give a group of Monkey's a typewriter, something good shall surely result.

From 1996 until 1999, Ian Murphy was Martial Artists Wired's most popular columnist, from his first submission "If You Give A Dance You Gotta Pay The Band" to his final "There's A Kind Of Hush All Over My World." Murphy's World is a compilation of his submissions to Martial Artists Wired.

Returning home after three years in a seminary, Kevin Davis holds tight to the reason why he refuses to go back. No one can pry the truth from him, not his parents, his brother, or his twin sister. But when an old love stumbles back into his life, he gradually begins to share, and struggles with the direction he wants his life to go, a pen pal who wants to be much more than friends, and an unfortunate streak with fire. Finding Father Rabbit follows the entire Davis family over two years, from Kevin's return home, to the explosion of his secret revealed.

Oops, they did it again ... From the creative geniuses swinging from the rafters at Wil Wheaton's Soapbox comes a new compliation of short stories and poetry. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll wonder what these people are smoking while they sit at their keyboards. Once again, you're invited to sit back, put your feet up, and take a nice long look at their Boxer Shorts ... Redux.

They were supposed to ride off into the sunset and live out the cliche of happily ever after. They were supposed to have two-point-five kids, buy a minivan, carve out a slice of suburbia, and stay healthy and young and beautiful forever. They weren't supposed to make mistakes, have tempers or fights or bad days. They weren't supposed to split up. But with 18 years of marriage, 4 kids, a cat, and The Issue between them, Chip and Terry Davis aren't quite sure what to do when the distance between them seems to far to cross--or what to do when it's crossed for them.

His life littered with the women he's used--a dead hooker he planned on marrying, and a stepfather he hates with a passion--Chip Davis is ready to move on. The Woman has found her way into his life, and he intends to run with her at full speed towards happiness. Nothing can stop him--not a dead friend, a missing brother, or a father with employment that leaves Chip cold--nothing except for the truth.

'Boxer Shorts: They come from around the globe, united in a single effort--to consume as much bandwidth as possible at their favorite website, Wil Wheaton's Soapbox. This is the collective works of the 'Boxers, an impressive anthology of poetry, essays, and short stories.

It began with "Hey, let's write a book!" and culminated in "Virtual Imaginings," a collection of stories written by popular indie writers frequenting the online message boards at kindleboards.com. An eclectic mix of styles, these writers deliver a collection that will leave the reader searching for more. And true to the spirit of the indie writer, all profits from this book will be donated to an organization benefiting breast cancer awareness and research.

Geared for Greatness is a thought-provoking book about the things I taught my children; not only by words but by actions as well. Unfortunately, we teach our children more by what we "do" than what we "say". It has been quoted, "You never know what you taught your children until they grow up." I have made a concerted effort to teach my children everything I think they would need to know in order to make their lives successful emotionally, socially and spiritually. It is not only a book, but a workbook in which I have included daily affirmations to speak over your child as well as thought-provoking questions to aid you in gearing your child for greatness.