The time has finally come to unleash my literary...ahem...fury on an unsuspecting world. (Unsuspecting because there were a whole lot of folks who didn't even know I'd written the damned things.) So, I'm proud to announce that I'm releasing my first two novels via Createspace (Amazon's publishing arm.)
Book 1 - Memories of the Children of Death:
Description: God’s conscience tells him to leave. His lapses in memory
make him a danger to himself and everyone else.
Kato’s faded out. Pixie and her
robot, Bill, have been attacked by roving gangs of vampires and clowns. And Io loves him, but just wants out. The more
God thinks, the fuzzier things get, and the fuzzier they get, the more it makes
him sick. On the rollercoaster of
endless nightlife in this city of the future, a fuzzed out brain was the order
of the day…but as the frivolity passes, the truth sneaks out of the shadows to
spoil the party.
Memories of the Children of Death follows a group of friends
who, as their worlds drift apart, pursue the truth behind the shadowy figures
and strange occurrences that tug the
strands on the web of roads and train tracks that flow between the
superstructures that truly touch the sky.
(Available Here! and on Amazon)
Book 2 - Rubber Finger #11
Magnus had been
a quiet cog in the massive machine, the Giant Rubber Monster Inc., that owned
half of the world. When the company’s
head, Fred Freely, appears to have died mysteriously, Magnus suddenly finds
himself in the captain’s chair. But it’s not just running things that he’s
going to have to get used to. For one,
he now knows that Fred’s his father, and that’s just the start of his new
family problems. Betaville, owner of the other half of the world, has already
begun to clamor at the gates in search of a conquest that will end the decades
old stalemate of consumption. But smack in the middle of it all is the path of
red herrings, bizarre plotting and a host of clones and doubles that Magnus
must unravel to find the true Fred Freely… who might not be quite as dead as
everyone thinks…
(Available Here! and on Amazon)
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