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Confessions of a Knife

In the fog-drenched streets of Victorian London, where shadows stretch long and secrets run deep, a chilling mystery unfolds. The city is gripped by fear as the notorious Jack the Ripper stalks the night, his gruesome deeds spreading terror among its inhabitants. Yet, amidst the chaos, a humble cobbler named Adam Cray finds himself drawn into a...

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Mr. Crabby Hands

Sarah Connor, a grieving widow, struggles to piece her life together after burying her husband. Her quiet mourning is interrupted by the discovery of a dark town mystery tied to the sanitarium on the outskirts of Morrow’s End—a place long abandoned, its secrets buried beneath whispers and fear. Drawn by unease and unanswered questions, Sarah...

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Marla The Magician

Step into a world where reality bends, and magic is more than an illusion. Marla is a determined young woman, out of luck and struggling to find her place, when a mysterious red ticket leads her to a failing magician’s final act. But what begins as a night of awe and wonder descends into chaos, unleashing dark forces neither can control.

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A richly illustrated, case-bound collector’s edition built as a comparative archive of the sacred, the feared, and the forgotten.

Kickstarter pre-launch is open and here are the covers!

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Original, Variant 1A, and Variant cover 1B for Codex Caelstis are displayed above. All have print proofs underway; if you don't already follow my Kickstarter and are interested in this richly illustrated...

Here are examples from the book: the cover and Satan, both hand-painted by yours truly.

The cover took about 3.5 hours. Satan took a paltry 1.5 hours using my Huion tablet, Clip Studio Paint, and rough AI outputs as a starting point.

When I started writing Laszlo the Gargoyle years ago, I thought it would be cool to add demons and angels to the story. And at first it was cool. Then I started to ask questions. How were they related? Where did they come from? Why was Astaroth also known as Astarte, Ashteroth, Ashtoreth, and Ishtar? And why did I find myself researching these problems for hours? And why did all the artwork I found on these angels and demons completely suck? Years ago, I started compiling notes and research....

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