Tired of the same old formula, fantasy and sci-fi shtick? Looking for something outrageous and different? Then these two novels are the ticket.
Fantasy fiction has a new and outrageous hero...or anti-hero. He's not politically correct, overly heroic, or even overly endearing...but he is uproariously entertaining.
Meet Calim Pulsifer, thief, rogue, womanizer, and confidence man...and, in spite of having earned the enmity of wizards, warriors, and women, always his own worst enemy. Extricating himself from one outrageous misadventure after another in his quest for vengeance and survival, the outcast Calim Pulsifer leaves a trail of mayhem and mirth across and beneath a frozen, monster-haunted world.
In addition to being illustrated by the author, these novels are accompanied by additional fantasy fiction from a new adventure series set in a distant future age, which is also illustrated. Highly detailed maps of the worlds are included as well.
The Pulsifer Saga is comprised of two full-length, fast-paced fantasy adventure novels which are ribald and satirical--and never boring. Political correctness goes out the window, as the ultimate trickster and adventurer takes the stage. Fantasy-fiction readers and role-playing fans alike find these novels provide a thrilling, belly-laughing reading experience.
Here is the listing for the first novel, ,b>Pulsifer: A Fable, at
BN.com, with multiple reviews...
....And see the listing with reviews at
Amazon.com.
The second novel, Land of Ice, A Velvet Knife, can be found here, at Amazon.com. You can catch a price break at the Barnes and Noble.com page.
Both have only appeared previously in electronic form (from Softbook Press/Gemstar Ebook, for instance) and no longer available electronically. This marks the first print publication.
Thanks and enjoy,
-Wm. Michael Mott