Hello all. I trust you've been well. You're well rested over the weekend and, even though it's well over two months away, you're excited for the upcoming Halloween season. But what's something sweet you can offer the kiddies that they can consume without all the unwanted calories? Oh, I know, how about a brand spanking new Halloween tale.
My new book, The Deceased Miss Blackwell and her Not-So-Imaginary Friends is finally on sale. I toiled over the last months to get this ready, illustrating every illustration, typing every word, and now it's ready for you and any kiddies you might know to consume.
The illustrations have been compared to Edward Gorey–more specifically his wonderful book The Gashlycrumb Tinies. Although I was personally directly inspired by John Kenn Mortensen. But I'm sure Mortensen has been influenced by Gorey, as can be told by his equally gothic illustrations, so by happenstance, and subconsciously, so was I.
Anywho, I am extremely proud of this work. So far people seem to like it.
It's thematically and spiritually a cousin to my other work, The Death of Death, which has gotten rave reviews of its own. So if you liked that, you like Miss Blackwell as well.
It's a nice little Halloween tale about friendship, with a dash of morbid humor and the macabre. Your kids will LOVE IT!
Available as an ebook and in Paperback. The audio version will be available really soon!
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Amazon Link: The Deceased Miss Blackwell and her Not-So-Imaginary Friends
Amazon UK link: The Deceased Miss Blackwell and her Not-So-Imaginary Friends UK
Audible.com link: The Deceased Miss Blackwell and her Not-So-Imaginary Friends Audiobook
Audible.co.uk link: The Deceased Miss Blackwell and her Not-So-Imaginary Friends Audiobook
Also still on sale in digital, paperback and audio book forms
The Death of Death (Perma-Free)
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