Honey, this book’s as wild as a fox in a henhouse! A slow-simmering pot of cosmic gumbo—rich, strange, and full of surprises. Just don’t read it before bed, bless your heart.
A slow-burning descent into melancholy, madness, and cosmic dread
A haunting mashup of existentialism and eldritch horror. This bold, genre-defying experiment blends Hemingway’s sparse prose with Lovecraft’s creeping terror. A slow-burning descent into melancholy, madness, and cosmic dread.
If you told me one of the most bizarrely satisfying books I’d read this year would be a mash-up of Ernest Hemingway and Lovecraftian horror, I’d have raised an eyebrow and asked what you were drinking. And yet here we are—The Sun Also Rises on Cthulhu is real, and it’s absolutely something else. A fever dream with a beating heart; a love letter to lost souls wrapped in cosmic dread.
A fantastic piece of writing. As a virus fanatic, I find this a fascinating and horrifying breakdown that is as gripping as the best mystery novel and scary as the worst-case apocalyptic sci-fi thriller. My curious hunger fuelled by burning interest and chilling horror cannot stop reading every word, turning every page.
Jorah Kai is the canary in the coal mine. His notes from beyond the start of this pandemic should serve as a roadmap for how to survive what it looks like we are all, sadly, going to go through.
Andrew 'Myagi' Mavor
Legendary Dance Music Producer
A warrior poet
Although not a traditional authority of any kind, Kai proved to be an essential source of sanity and safety during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. He truly is a warrior poet.
Amos the Amazing is different from the stories I have seen before. It makes me feel the unique charm of a new narrative story that blends Eastern and Western cultures in a mysterious world of whimsy full of wild imagination and unforgettable characters, and I believe that children will love it.
I send my deep apologies but am unable to provide a blurb at this time. My work schedule is busier than ever this year, making it extremely difficult to find the time I would want to dedicate to your book. I wish you the very best with your book.
