George Cotronis - Designer

A Small Charred Face

Kazuki Sakuraba

What are the Bamboo?They are from China.They look just like us.They live by night.They drink human lifeblood but otherwise keep their distance.And every century, they grow white blooming flowers.A boy named Kyo is saved from the precipice of death by a Bamboo, a vampire born of the tall grasses. They start an enjoyable yet strange shared life together, Kyo and the gentle Bamboo. But for Bamboo... read more

What are the Bamboo?They are from China.They look just like us.They live by night.They drink human lifeblood but otherwise keep their distance.And every century, they grow white blooming flowers.A boy named Kyo is saved from the precipice of death by a Bamboo, a vampire born of the tall grasses. They start an enjoyable yet strange shared life together, Kyo and the gentle Bamboo. But for Bamboo... read more

American Nightmare

Max Booth III, Tim Marquitz, T. Fox Dunham, W. P. Johnson, Neal Litherland, Ian Welke, Chris Thorndycroft, Madeleine Swann, Rachel Anding

It's the 1950s. There's always something good on the radio, cherry red Cadillacs cruise the streets and everything is always perfect. Marilyn is still alive and the War is over. America goes to bed, nuclear annihilation postponed another day.Welcome to the American Nightmare.Nuclear families dabbling in the occult. Little League games in the summer, old blood spilled in the dust. Unspeakable t... read more

It's the 1950s. There's always something good on the radio, cherry red Cadillacs cruise the streets and everything is always perfect. Marilyn is still alive and the War is over. America goes to bed, nuclear annihilation postponed another day.Welcome to the American Nightmare.Nuclear families dabbling in the occult. Little League games in the summer, old blood spilled in the dust. Unspeakable t... read more

The Doors You Mark Are Your Own (Joshua City Trilogy)

Okla Elliott, Raul Clement

Joshua City is one of seven city-states in a post-apocalyptic world where water is scarce and technology is at mid-twentieth-century Soviet levels. As the novel opens, the Baikal Sea has been poisoned, causing a major outbreak of a flesh-eating disease called nekrosis. Against this backdrop of political corruption, violence and oppression, a struggle for control of Joshua City ensues, and a re... read more

Joshua City is one of seven city-states in a post-apocalyptic world where water is scarce and technology is at mid-twentieth-century Soviet levels. As the novel opens, the Baikal Sea has been poisoned, causing a major outbreak of a flesh-eating disease called nekrosis. Against this backdrop of political corruption, violence and oppression, a struggle for control of Joshua City ensues, and a re... read more

A Feast of Buzzards

D. ALEXANDER WARD

Take a journey through a twisted version of the American South with these stories by author D. Alexander Ward as he draws back the curtain on a world where isolation, faith and transformation all play a part in the struggle between light and dark—and the battles that rage within us all.• The ghost of a young boy’s father helps him discover the hero within as he strives to rescue his mother, ab... read more

Take a journey through a twisted version of the American South with these stories by author D. Alexander Ward as he draws back the curtain on a world where isolation, faith and transformation all play a part in the struggle between light and dark—and the battles that rage within us all.• The ghost of a young boy’s father helps him discover the hero within as he strives to rescue his mother, ab... read more

Broken Worlds

M. R. Ranier, S. Mickey Lin, George Cotronis, Edward Martin III, Shannon Iwanski, Scott R. Jones, Bria Burton, Deborah Walker

We are never alone, not truly. We exist within systems; families, societies, governments, countries, continents; all within a singular planet in a singular solar system in a singular galaxy in a singular universe. And none of these are perfect. Many are broken, some beyond repair. Some could become broken over time. Others need to be destroyed to be improved. This book is about broken worlds, ... read more

We are never alone, not truly. We exist within systems; families, societies, governments, countries, continents; all within a singular planet in a singular solar system in a singular galaxy in a singular universe. And none of these are perfect. Many are broken, some beyond repair. Some could become broken over time. Others need to be destroyed to be improved. This book is about broken worlds, ... read more