A psychopath escapes from an asylum and becomes a monster hunter during the apocalypse with the unwelcome help of the voice in his head. This is a story about perception. Throughout the whole story we don't know if Ichabod is really in the Apocalypse, if it's all in his head, or if he's killing real people and just thinks they are monsters.

Ichabod Jones: A psychopath's work is never done (Ichabod Jones: Monster Hunter)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Nohelty, Russell

Graphic Novels

Wannabe Press

Invasion

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

The town of Paradise Alaska is flash frozen and thawed 100 years in the future into a Utopian nightmare. The citizens are thawed and used as experiments for the pleasure of Hort-I-Vex, the biggest company in the world. If they are not deemed "exceptional", they are tossed into the Dregs and left for dead.

Paradise

What would you do during the Apocalypse? How would you survive? Those are the questions that have plagued Katrina for years. All the good boys and girls were raptured up to Heaven, leaving the rest of humanity to ask a single, solitary question: “Why not me?” Hellspawn rose from Hell and rampaged across the world, eviscerating all they came across. It was bedlam, Hell on Earth. There was nothing anybody could do to stop it. Then the Hellspawn got bored and settled for a quiet life in the suburbs. They squatted in the homes of the people they once mercilessly murdered. And that’s where Katrina Hates the Dead starts. Humanity survived the rampaging demons and now has to work and live alongside them. They steal all the good jobs, and leave humanity cowering is squalor. Katrina is a non-stop thrill ride from beginning to end. She fights minotaurs, Cerebus dogs, zombies, demons, and more, as she fights across the plains of oblivion. But the book also explored the deep pain and angst of a society that was forsaken by god, decimated by Satan, and left to live in hunger. And yet humanity is strong. They persist. But everything has a breaking point, and after watching friend after friend die at the unforgiving and unjust hands of fate, Katrina’s had enough and sets out to face off with the Devil to earn back her old life.

Katrina Hates The Dead: A blasphemous action-adventure comedy

Convenience Store Diet Omnibus #1 is a collection of comedy comics from from Andrew Racho, a Los Angeles based actor, writer, director, and guy who rode the city bus. If you're looking for a good laugh, kindly ask the person directly to your right to tickle you. You may have to take off your socks and be okay with a stranger touching your feet. Or you could just pick up this book instead.

Convenience Store Diet: Omnibus Volume 1

Racho, Andrew

Comic Strips

Katrina Hates The Dead: Hard Cover

My Father Didn't Kill Himself: A mystery novel told all in blog posts

How would you cope with your father's suicide? Delilah doesn't handle it well. She adores her father, so when he commits suicide it devastates her. He was the perfect dad in her eyes, and her family enjoyed the perfect life. When her father's life insurance policy won't pay out and the bank threatens to evict her, she sets out to prove he was actually murdered so she doesn't lose her childhood home. Set in 2007, My Father Didn't Kill Himself is told through a series of blog posts between Delilah and her best friend Alex as they battle through the emotional turmoil left in the wake of their loved one's death...and the realization he might not be perfect after all.

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

How would you cope with your father's suicide? Delilah doesn't handle it well. She adores her father, so when he commits suicide it devastates her. He was the perfect dad in her eyes, and her family enjoyed the perfect life. When her father's life insurance policy won't pay out and the bank threatens to evict her, she sets out to prove he was actually murdered so she doesn't lose her childhood home. Set in 2007, My Father Didn't Kill Himself is told through a series of blog posts between Delilah and her best friend Alex as they battle through the emotional turmoil left in the wake of their loved one's death...and the realization he might not be perfect after all. But before you think the book is wholly depressing, don't worry. I don't roll like that. I take wholly depressing stories, then injecting humor and warmth into them. I'm like John Green meets Kurt Vonnegut, or at least that's who I aspire to be one day...they both have amazing hair.

Katrina Hates Dead Shit

Russell Nohelty

I Can't Stop Tooting: A Love Story

I Can't Stop Tooting: A Love Story is a classic illustrated children's book for up to 7 years old. It's a reader book about love, acceptance, and farting. I mean what kid doesn't love farting. It's objectively hilarious, but this book has so much more. It's a tale about a girl who is shut off from society. Nobody likes her because she stinks. Then she meets a boy that shows her that you don't need everybody to like you as long as the right people do. In today's world, children need to know that they are accepted. This is a great tale that tells that message loud and clear. There's also farting. Lots of farting.

Children's Books

Gunn, Garrett

Growing Up & Facts of Life

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Ichabod Jones: A psychopath's work is never done (Ichabod Jones: Monster Hunter)

Invasion

Paradise

Katrina Hates The Dead: A blasphemous action-adventure comedy

Convenience Store Diet: Omnibus Volume 1

Katrina Hates The Dead: Hard Cover

My Father Didn't Kill Himself: A mystery novel told all in blog posts

My Father Didn't Kill Himself: A mystery novel told all in blog posts

Katrina Hates Dead Shit

I Can't Stop Tooting: A Love Story