Brigands and Breadknives 4/5

Artifact 5/5

Hellraiser: The Toll 4/5

Providence Girls 5/5

Project 731 5/5

Project Hyperion 5/5

A Dark and Drowning Tide 5/5

The Advocate 5/5

The Scarlett Gospels 5/5

Nazi Hunter: Atlantis 5/5

A Botanical Daughter 4/5

Victorian Psycho 4/5

Imperfect Commentaries 5/5

Strange Beasts 5/5

The End of The World 3/5

Flood Rising 4/5

Locked In 4/5

Head On 4/5

Project Maigo 4/5

Hot tip; try It's a Wonderful Knife.

Good Boys: The Lost Tribe is a fantastic listen. Written by Jeremy Robinson and voiced by only Tom Taylorson, though you wouldn't think so just by listening to it.

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The Warden 5/5
Necrobane 5/5
A Dark and Drowning Tide 5/5
The Advocate 5/5
The Scarlett Gospels 5/5
Nazi Hunter: Atlantis 5/5
A Botanical Daughter 4/5
Victorian Psycho 4/5
Imperfect Commentaries 5/5
Strange Beasts 5/5

Do it, we need more.

Do you have any place or links to purchase your more recent short works? I have Imperfect Commentaries, but anything newer has escaped my notice.

Where is her transition anthem?

I'm looking forward to what's already planned and have my fingers crossed at some great future comics too!

Jeremy Robinson has a least a few works that could fit into the category with a style likely not seen with many other authors. Point Nemo is a more recent example.

Is there anywhere to suggest authors?

just modern, but a technological advanced Naxi group that has infiltrated the US government since Operation Paperclip. When half the government and military turns Nazi it's up to an NCIS investigator to find a way to stop them. A pure thrill from start to finish that most will find hard to put down.

If many, as I at times have, feel that Lovecraft represents the outsider in many of his works Emrys does the same in a far more inclusive and productive way.

among American society.Whether outcast from society because of Japanese heritage or being an alien consciousness outside of time the point of clinging together in the face of an uncaring universe is the glue that holds this novel together.

Emrys' imaginative continuation of The Shadow Over Innsmouth explores grief and reclaiming of one's own identity in the wake of genocide. Through the lens of one of Innsmouth's few survivors Emrys works with themes of both the American Japanese internment and the Holocaust with a cast of outsiders

I'm a horror reader at heart and Lovecraftian. Discovered Robinson a while back and his mix of all sorts of genres is always compelling.

As with King’s The Stand readers should be aware of some biblical allusions, though arguably less than King’s own work. An excellent read, or as I might suggest with many of Robinson’s work, a fantastic audiobook addition.

and flipping between them to show the struggles and to unravel what exactly happens and what comes next. Throw in a healthy dose of science fiction on top of the mystery and thriller aspects along with Robinson’s signature edge of your seat style and it makes it hard to stop.

Firstly it is good. But it's also such a disappointment from a romantic angle. I reads like romantic tension between the two leads the entire time and then doesn't take that step. Watch It's a Wonderful Knife from the same writer and director, it's like a redemption run.