"Oozes with personality and imagination. A pulp bizarro sci-fi noir like I've never seen before."- Carlton Mellick III(author, Full Metal Octopus and the Bad Box)\nHollow Coin is a cyberpunk mystery set in a future where memories are printed on coins and traded as currency. When the richest figure in town is murdered and a bizarre trail of clues are left in his wake, detective Josephine Quinn is on the case. The trail of clues and coins send her through the glamourous film industry and down to its dark underbelly where one thing remains constant: you can never be sure which coins are real memories and which have been fabricated.

Hollow Coin

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Cartledge, S T

Science Fiction

Filthy Loot

The wizard is made of glass.The robot is a young girl. She has no eyes, however she can still see. Her head glows from nuclear radiation, decay.Together, they roam through the sprawling dreamscape of sand and bones, searching for signs of life.They don't know what is larger:The vast nothingness surrounding them, orThe myths of dragons and giants which haunt this world."This is a love story like no other; a wholly original bizarro fable."DANGER SLATER - Author of I WILL ROT WITHOUT YOU and PUPPET SKIN

Wizard and Robot in the World of Sand and Bones

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Here is us. We are here in the Orphanarium. Think: a city in a massive box, vacuum-sealed tight. No one is allowed outside. Here, people are born out of the air or made like computers and put together. Daff is me and Dil is you and together we are twins pulled from the same vacuum of space. Cyberia is our friend android and she has a window in her head, a sphere like a crystal mind monitor. Our pet is called Killy, a cyborg dog who was born out of the air like you and me, but has since been built up with robot parts so she can live longer.   This is the way things are. And the way things are right now is all about the situation with the Elementals. Some people are calling it a war. For others, it’s more of a slaughter. Us or them, it’s never specified. We try so hard to stay alive but the chaos spills through the walls onto us. There is no control. But there’s always talk of what’s going on outside the Orphanarium. Whispers of what’s happening out there, while we’re over here surrounded by candylions grazing on their holographic grass. Truth is we don’t know until we find out.  The Orphanarium is a surreal dystopian novel reminiscent of early bizarro works like Lost in Cat Brain Land by Cameron Pierce and Sea of the Patchwork Cats by Carlton Mellick III, as well as the poetic dreamscapes of Richard Brautigan and Hayao Miyazaki.  

The Orphanarium

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Eraserhead Press

Pixel Boy in Poetry World tells the story of a common hero thrust into a world beyond his intended creation. As he attempts to understand how or why he's come to exist in Poetry World, the world itself begins to shift and distort in ways that defy any console, game, or pixelled reality.

Pixel Boy in Poetry World

Poetry

CLASH Books

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