Collecting "Those Poor, Poor Bastards" and "The Ten Thousand Things" in a spectacular omnibus edition, this is 420+ pages of Weird Western, Supernatural, Lovecraftian horror, with atypical "strong female characters!" Re-branded with a new cover by Alex Raspad, this omnibus edition takes Nina Weaver, her father Lincoln, and a motley crew of survivors through a gauntlet of magically-animated undead/demonic forces from 'deaduns' to giant, flying creatures, and literal murders of crows. Get ready for lots of guns, explosives, bloodletting, expletives, faith-based magic, gore, more expletives, and high emotion!

Dead West: Omnibus One

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Marquitz, Tim

Martin, J.M.

Soward, Kenny

Fantasy

Ragnarok Publications

"5/5 STARS. Well imagined world with a great story, ROUGH MAGICK evokes wonderment, laughter, a sense of foreboding, anger, and involves every possible emotion. Strongly recommended." —Frank Michaels Errington, Horrible Book Reviews NIKSABELLA the gnome has tinkered in the shadows for years, developing an invention that might change the world—even if she doesn’t know it. She has few friends and even fewer allies in Hightower, where social and academic status is crucial. Her brother, NIKSELPIK, is an obstinate wizard who drinks heavily, sings dirty songs, and makes unmannerly passes at gnomestresses. A dark addiction consumes him, giving him increased power while also pushing him closer to death. Dark, otherworldy creatures, foreign to the lands of SULLENOR, have suddenly appeared, making chaos wherever they go. In the wake of this, Niksabella must fight to protect her life and her invention, while Nikselpik engages the enemy as an unlikely counselor to Hightower’s military elite. Will the gnomish siblings find their true powers together, or perish apart? And will they overcome the wounds of their childhood before it's too late?

Rough Magick (GnomeSaga)

Stalked across the Sierra Nevada wilderness by an evil they hardly understand, Nina Weaver and her allies have learned one crucial lesson: the only sure thing in life—and death—is a loaded gun. As they slog their way through scrubland and scree, still reeling from their encounters and feuds in Those Poor, Poor Bastards, they come across enemies, strangers, and turmoil within the group, as well. But this journey is more than physical for Nina Weaver, as she is discovering things about her spiritual powers and her connection to her Shoshone roots in the Land, the spirit world, and through the ancestors of her People. ‘Deaduns’ and other horrors abound, and Nina struggles to uphold unlikely alliances as the stale waft of rot threatens to overrun the Nevada Territory. Can Nina and company stand against...The Ten Thousand Things? FANTASYBOOKREVIEW.COM says: "The writing is very visceral, RAW IN A STYLE SIMILAR TO CHUCK WENDIG...There is action aplenty, there is furious gunplay, there are characters knee-deep in the blood and guts of their eviscerated friends. This is a high octane story, but what makes it stand out among the rest is the drama between the human characters..."

The Ten Thousand Things (Dead West)

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

The enemy exposed! Nikselpik Nur has become the city of Hightower’s staunchest—albeit unwilling—ally. He’s hardly learned to cope with his debilitating bugging addiction, much less take on the duties of being the city’s First Wizard. Can he embrace this new path? And will he? Meanwhile, Stena Wavebreaker is pulled from her seafaring duties by the Precisor General and given command of a raggedy airship to scout the ultraworldly enemy from the skies above the Southern Reaches. Her mission: gain the support of the unpredictable elves. Lastly, Niksabella Nur has set off from Hightower at the behest of the grim stonekin leader, Jontuk. The gnomestress must unlock the full potential of her invention, the recursive mirror, and her own powers, to bear what might be the heaviest burden of all. What will she discover along the way? And will Jontuk be able to keep her alive long enough to save them? This is book two of Kenny Soward's epic "gnomepunk" fantasy, GnomeSaga!

Tinkermage (GnomeSaga)

Rough Magic (Gnomesaga)

Createspace Independent Pub

Collecting Those Poor, Poor Bastards and The Ten Thousand Things in a spectacular omnibus edition of Weird Western supernatural horror with a strong female lead in the bleak 1860s American frontier. This series takes Nina Weaver, her father Lincoln, and a motley crew of survivors through a gauntlet of magically animated undead and demonic forces from "deadens" to giant, flying creatures, to hellish steam engines, to actual murders of crows. Guns, explosives, bloodletting, expletives, faith-based magic, gore, more expletives, and high emotion! Dead West takes elements of HBO's Deadwood and AMC's The Walking Dead and Hell on Wheels, puts it all in a big cask-full of monsters and TNT, then watches it go BOOM!

Dead West

Audible Studios on Brilliance Audio

Lonnie is a drug runner for the infamous Eighth Street Gang when he gets an urgent phone call to back up his crew after trouble follows them home from a drug deal gone bad. During the ensuing firefight, Lonnie sees some things he wishes he hadn’t, including the gang’s leader, Selix, channeling her powers from a place called the Fade by getting high and dancing. Memories unravel inside Lonnie’s iced mind. Memories of dragons and fiends and fire-swept otherworlds. Memories Selix controls with a simple touch. But what is real and what is not? In the strange and violent world of Galefire, Lonnie comes to realize not everything is as it seems, including his own identity. But will Lonnie and Selix reconcile the past before they are caught by those who seek to drag them home in chains?

Galefire I : Fade Rippers

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<h4>DEAD WEST takes elements of Deadwood,&nbsp;The Walking Dead, and Hell on Wheels, puts it all in a big cask of TNT, then watches it go BOOM! </h4> Collecting Those Poor, Poor Bastards and The Ten Thousand Things in a spectacular omnibus edition, this is 420+ pages of Weird Western, Supernatural, Lovecraftian horror, with "strong female characters!" The DEAD WEST OMNIBUS (vol. 1) puts half-Shoshone Nina Weaver, her grizzled father Lincoln, and a motley crew of survivors and ne'er-do-wells through a gauntlet of undead hordes and demonic forces from 'deaduns' to giant, flying creatures, to hellish steam engines, to actual murders of devil-crows. The Dead West series has it all.&nbsp;Guns, explosives, bloodletting, necromancy, expletives, faith-magic, gore, betrayal, more expletives, lots of true grit and high emotion! Brought to you in a collaborative storyhouse style by the team of Tim Marquitz, J.M. Martin, and Kenny Soward. <hr /> "The writing is visceral in a style similar to Chuck Wendig's...this is a high-octane story." --Ryan Lawler, Fantasy Book Review "Unique, fresh, invigorating.&nbsp;Those Poor, Poor Bastards&nbsp;will sink its teeth into you and leave you wanting more. It's a crime not to read this right away."&nbsp;--Sarah Chorn, Bookworm Blues "Two parts bullets, three parts shambling undead, one part Lovecraftian magic, and ALL fast-paced action! This is one wild ride!"&nbsp;--Becca Butcher,&nbsp;Voluted Tales Magazine

Independently published

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Dead West: Omnibus One

Rough Magick (GnomeSaga)

The Ten Thousand Things (Dead West)

Tinkermage (GnomeSaga)

Rough Magic (Gnomesaga)

Dead West

Galefire I : Fade Rippers

Dead West: Omnibus One

Rough Magick (GnomeSaga)

Tinkermage (GnomeSaga)