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As twins, Bobby and Chrissy also don't quite look alike. They share a lot of things, including their birthday. Having the same birthday sometimes means sharing a birthday cake. Even worse this year, they may have to share their birthday gift. The gift Chrissy has in mind isn't Bobby's idea of fun. Some "gifts" aren't always what you expect. Some "things" aren't always what they seem.

Have you ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes in the North Pole around Christmastime? Does Santa get distracted? Do toy machines break down? Does someone else out there want to destroy Christmas? Well, I’ve wondered about all these things and imagined what could happen, so come and share the adventures with me.

Bobby Roland knows things he shouldn't. Plagued with premonitions of disaster, he fights to save others’ lives. What Bobby doesn't foresee is that rescuing a stranger from death will place him in the line of fire. He discovers a world of evil spirits and tormented souls when he becomes entangled in a madman's plot to kill the Servant, a man chosen by God to exorcise demons from the possessed. When Bobby falls under spiritual attack following the encounter, he must choose between saving others and saving himself.

"Flipping Point" is a stream of consciousness look into the mind of the author as he tries to understand the roots of his lifelong battle with depression and suicidal thoughts. It flows through several events, relationships and offhand thoughts, some humorous, others heartbreaking, as he seeks answers to the ultimate existential questions. It began on his 59th birthday, as a movie theater owner whose only family is his 15 year old, diabetic, blind dog, with an offhand typing spree at the computer keyboard. One story begat the next until he went back and forth within his own timeline, sussing out the specific events and occurrences that dotted his life, leading to where he is at that very moment of typing. As we all struggle with the ultimate question, "how did I get here," Flipping Point" could be more than just a singular autobiography, but an iconic look into all of our souls to find both the humor and pathos of our individual lives.

Lambda Award-winning novelist Blair Mastbaum and writer Will Fabro have put together a fun and edgy anthology of hot new fiction by young gay writers. With works by Mastbaum, Fabro, Mark Edmund Doten, Michael Tyrell, Sam J. Miller, and more, Cool Thing has something for everyone.

When Stephanie, Michelle, and DJ get the house all to themselves for a whole weekend, plans for excitement are set in motion. But things get a little too exciting when some uninvited guests show up for Stephanie's party -- guests she knows are sure to cause big trouble! And Michelle finds a diary packed with clues for a secret treasure -- one that's hidden right in the house!

Our two plays deal with real-life dramas, which occur almost on a daily basis. Holy Matrimony speaks to the concept of ABSOLVOTE, forgive and forget. In this play Jose must deal with the infidelity of his fiancée before their marriage. Taking place on a college campus, this comedy in an Aristotelian sense, focuses on the frailties of mankind and how one can overcome the inevitability of future tragedies. Let's make a move sees a trio of creators building a world of humans who behave no better than the family dog: masticate, fornicate, defecate, and sleep. In the end only One can make a difference in the lives of humanity.

An investigation of the assassination of Robert Kennedy details the events of June 5, 1968, and discusses evidence suggesting that convicted assassin Sirhan Sirhan did not act alone and may have been part of a conspiracy.

Recently divorced Jennifer Hughes starts a new life by buying an adorable Victorian house in the small town of Livonia. Along with the house’s furniture, she gets the spirit of the original owner, Miles Hampton, a turn-of-the-century detective. Miles resents new owners disturbing his nether-rest, so he tries to make Jen leave. Quirky and stubborn, Jen stays. She and Miles negotiate a compromise allowing them both to reside in the house they love. Now fully awakened, Miles explores the town he once lived in and can’t help solving a few crimes. Jen reports the criminal activity to Lee Ferguson, the town’s attractive and available detective, who acts on the information. Charmed by Jen, Lee can’t accept that she got her tips from a ghost, but he tolerates the notion she’s psychic. A wonky, triangular relationship develops between Jen, Lee, and Miles. Strange happenings in Livonia develop as well. Evil grows in the town, and it becomes a ticking bomb. Jen and her allies must craft a strategy to counteract the catastrophic upheaval sure to come. Can Jen figure out why Miles hasn’t passed on? Can she make a new life with love and happiness? Can she save Livonia? Maybe….