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“Deathworlder is epically apocalyptic”
My Kind of Weird
PUBLICATIONS
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TRAVELLING ROME WITH THE LAST VICTORIAN
Anthem Press (June 2021)
Challenging conventional academic ‘authority’, each contributor writes, from memory during the Covid-19 lockdown, about a place they have previously visited, ‘accompanied’ by an historical traveller who published an account of the same place.
"Fascinating, thought-provoking and genre-blurring" - Carl Thompson, Reader in English Literature, University of Surrey, UK
"Captivating collection of personal, historical essays" - Onni Gust, Professor, University of Nottingham, UK
NO CITY FOR HEROES
Warhammer 40,000 short (October 2023)
In the sprawling hive city of Varangantua, crime lords and gangers, law enforcers, and vigilantes live cheek-by-jowl – killers, thieves, and worse from all echelons of society doing what they can to survive.
"the most tense story in the anthology" Goodreads Reviewer
THE CARBIS INCIDENT
Warhammer 40,000 short (November 2021)
This special volume of Inferno! includes eleven short stories featuring agents of the iconic Imperial Inquisition. From puritan witch hunters to radicals of the Ordo Xenos, these ruthless individuals will stop at nothing to purge the galaxy of heresy in the Emperor’s name!
"There’s an enjoyable sense of increasing wrongness throughout" - Track of Words
"One of the more horrifying entries in this anthology, and one of the strongest as a result" - At Boundary's Edge
"Perhaps more than any other title in this collection it gets the tone of the universe just right" - Goodreads Reviewer
"I love it when Warhammer 40k fiction features more explicitly Lovecraftian themes, like the lurking threat of seemingly dead civilizations, the inscrutable cosmos, and deep time" - Goodreads Reviewer
THE SIEGE OF ISMYR
Warhammer 40,000 (September 2021)
The city of Varangantua is a choking sprawl that festers on the surface of Alecto. Within it, some of the most treacherous criminals in the whole Imperium make their living. Standing up for the law are the Enforcers, though many of them are as immoral as the criminals they oppose.
"Magnificent. Populated with characters who are tangible, and in locations that are as alive. Highlight of the collection" - Goodreads Reviewer