Kindle Unlimited Titles

RDSP Titles Available Through Kindle Unlimited

Amazon recently launched an ebook subscription service called Kindle Unlimited which allows you to read as many ebooks from the Kindle Unlimited library as you like for $9.99.

RDSP reader Daulton Dickey helped us put together a list of our titles that are eligible to subscribers. Get the full details about Kindle Unlimited here.

Our titles that subscribers can read for free:

Horror

• Driving Through the Desert by Donna Lynch
• Fungus of the Heart by Jeremy C. Shipp
• Gardens of Earthly Delight by George Williams
• Isabel Burning by Donna Lynch
• Peckinpah: An Ultraviolent Romance by D. Harlan Wilson
• Play Dead by Michael A. Arnzen
• Red King Black Rook by Steven Archer
• The Seventh Equinox by Matthew Warner
• Sick: An Anthology of Illness
• Soft Apocalypses by Lucy S. Snyder
• Truth in Ruins by John Edward Lawson
• Wraiths of the Broken Land by S. Craig Zahler

 

Science Fiction Adventure

• Cog by K. Ceres Wright
• Corpus Chrome, Inc. by S. Craig Zahler
• Health Agent by Jeffrey Thomas
• The Man Who Loved Alien Landscapes by Albert Wendland
• Odd Men Out by Matt Betts
• Wasteland Blues by Scott Christian Carr & Andrew Conry-Murray

 

Literary/Experimental

• 14 Fictional Positions by Eric Miles Williamson
• Anti-Twitter by Harold Jaffe
• The Biographizer Trilogy by D. Harlan Wilson
  • Douglass: The Lost Autobiography
  • Freud: The Penultimate Biography
  • Hitler: The Terminal Biography
• CPR for Dummies by Mickey Z.
• Dr. Identity by D. Harlan Wilson
• The Inflatable Volunteer by Steve Aylett
• The Irreal Reader

 

Poetry

• Daughters of Lilith by Donna Lynch & Steven Archer
• Embrace the Hideous Immaculate by Chad Hensley
• The Horrible by John Edward Lawson
• Ladies and Other Vicious Creatures by Donna Lynch
• Mourning Jewelry by Stephanie Wytovich
• The Plague Factory by John Edward Lawson
• SuiPsalms by John Edward Lawson
• The Troublesome Amputee by John Edward Lawson

 

Non-Fiction

• Monstrous Creatures by Jeff VanderMeer