Frank Tudor is a writer of books that can only be described as weird speculative fiction. His dialogue-driven work fuses cinematic precision with layered world-building. His stories span novels, comics, and screenplays, exploring myth, satire, and the conflicts that shape human ambition.
He is the creator of Laszlo the Gargoyle (Occult Paranormal Investigations) and Pumpkin (God Pantheon Mythos and Urban Fantasy), two expansive universes defined by their sharp dialogue and intricate cause/effect storylines.
His current projects include adapting his serialized works into graphic novels and screen productions.
Frank Tudor is a writer of books that can only be described as weird speculative fiction. His dialogue-driven work fuses cinematic precision with layered world-building. His stories span novels, comics, and screenplays, exploring myth, satire, and the conflicts that shape human ambition.
He is the creator of Laszlo the Gargoyle (Occult Paranormal Investigations) and Pumpkin (God Pantheon Mythos and Urban Fantasy), two expansive universes...
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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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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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.
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....
Welcome to our new story. I have mostly the same team with one exception a new artist partner. And we hope to bring you a new story soon that you will love.
Here is the logline: Running from guilt and justice of a friendly fire incident, a former soldier, David, crashes on Planet Xim, a lethal world where alien predators and forgotten machines still enforce a dead empire’s will. His only ally is an autistic researcher, Mary, mentally fused with a corrupted AI, Anne. Together, they must awaken...
Looking for a monster hunter who files paperwork, rides ghost trains, and negotiates with cemetery staff by payphone? Meet Laszlo. He is a 900-year-old former king of Hungary who now works as a gargoyle operative for a shadow outfit called The Hand. His toolkit includes a saint’s mummified hand in a glass tube, a bottomless demon-skin bag, and a coin that can shackle souls. His beat starts in Dubuque and runs west on rails you cannot see.
Cold open in space: The book kicks off inside a TR-3...