Wednesday, 1 July 2026

Oldtown Brothers Born - A.K. Frailey - Oldtown Book 2

Brothers Born
Oldtown Book 2
A.K. Frailey
A. K. Frailey Books
ISBN 9798994596579
eISBN 9798994596562
ASIN B0H6NJB51F

Oldtown Brothers Born - A.K. Frialey - Oldtown Book 2

I believe this is the thirteenth time I have read a book by Frailey. I have read a few of her adult fiction and non-fiction titles. I have all the others on my ‘to be read’ pile. I absolutely love this second volume in this newer series, I have been recommending this book and series to friends and family, and it is one I wish my daughters will read.

The description of this volume states:

“After twenty years, Kai Curran is reunited with his half-brother and discovers that he must face haunting childhood wounds, heal from personal trauma, and care for his four-year-old nephew. The OldTown community supports Kai during his crises, encourages a burgeoning romance, and teaches him the true meaning of family.”

About the author we are informed:

“A. K. Frailey has written the historical sci-fi OldEarth Encounter series, a contemporary first contact novel, Last of Her Kind, the Newearth sci-fi series, an OldTown series, short story collections, a modern parent's reflection on J. R. R. Tolkien's works in The Road Goes Ever On: A Christian Journey Through The Lord of the Rings, personal and introspective My Road books, children's books, and a poetry collection. She taught elementary education in Milwaukee, WI; Chicago, IL; Los Angeles, CA; and Wood River, IL. She also trained teachers in the Philippines for the Peace Corps and later earned a Master of Fine Arts Degree in Creative Writing for Entertainment from Full Sail University. Ann homeschooled all her children and currently manages her rural homestead with her family and their numerous critters. In her spare time, she serves as an election judge and secretary/treasurer of her small town's cemetery.”

I will state again about 30 years ago I went through a phase where I read 30 volumes from Madeleine L’Engle over about 18 months. I read her youth fiction, her adult fiction, and her theology, anything I could lay my hands on. And thanks to some generous friends I was able to travel and meet her at a conference. Her works have had a lasting impact on me. And with the reading of this new series I can now say the same of Frailey, I have read her fiction, her non-fiction, her poetry, and I plan on reading everything she has in print. While reading this I thought a lot about three specific L’Engle works: A House Like a Lotus, A Ring of Endless Light, and The Young Unicorns. Those three works are clearly gears at tweens, and teens This is for older teens, young adults and adults.

This is another deeply moving story. As a father of daughters it was at times very hard to read. It is the story of family, friendships, community, and small town life. It is the story of family, addiction, forgiveness and trials. It also has an element of an unknown child being dropped at the doorstep of the biological father. While reading this a young man reached out to me, believing my deceased brother is his father. In a strange twist of life imitating art. 

Kai Curran has decided to settle in Oldtown. He has started building a life, very different from the one he left behind. But his plans and work might all come undone as his estranged half-brother appears in town and is toting a young son, neither of them knew about. Kai is trying to navigate supporting his nephew, building his life, and figuring out what is really best for his brother and his battle with addictions. Things might all come crashing down before he has really had the chance to establish his roots. To find out read this excellent novel.

L’Engle wrote two types of fiction: Chronos – real time fiction, and Kairos – fiction that crosses space and time. Frailey has done the same in her works. And this is a perfect Chronos story. Frailey is a modern day L’Engle, and this is an wonderful offering from her masterful pen. It is a story you will find hard to put down, and one that will touch your heart. Few of us in this day and age have not encountered broken families, and addiction, and this story does a masterful job of showing it is well-handled way. It is moving on many levels. It looks to be the next story in what is shaping up to be an amazing series! When you finish you will be desperate for another book in the series. 

I highly recommend this story.

Note: This book is part of a series of reviews: 2022 Catholic Reading Plan!


Books by A.K. Frailey:

Old Earth Series:
OldEarth ARAM Encounter
OldEarth Ishtar Encounter
OldEarth Neb Encounter
OldEarth Georgios Encounter
OldEarth Melchior Encounter

New Earth Series:
NewEarth: Justine Awakens
NewEarth A Hero's Crime

Oldtown Series:

Wise Home Series:
Wise Home on Lily Pad Pond

Non-Fiction:
My Road Goes Ever On A Timeless Journey

Note: Old series that got reworked into other series:

Deliverance Series:
ARAM
Ishtar's Redemption: Trial by Fire
NEB the Great: Shadows of the Past

Hidden Heritage Series:
Georgios
Georgios II - A Chosen People

Fly, Sparrow, Fly - A.K. Frailey - Oldtown Book 1








Tuesday, 30 June 2026

Top Ten Fiction and Non-Fiction Books Second Quarter 2026

 Top Ten Fiction and Non-Fiction Books Second Quarter 2026


It has been an excellent year for reading so far, not my best to date, but my second best. I averaged under a book and a half a day. Faster than the last few years, and so many books and series I am working through. 

In April of 2023 I wrote a piece called How I Read So Much? Because I get asked the question so often, read the piece linked above if you are looking for some ideas on ways to read more. 

This quarter I read 110 books and I did not any to the ‘did not finish’ list, one of my highest second quarters since I started keeping track, below is the comparison with the last 10 years:

     2026 - 110
     2025 - 118
     2024 - 78
     2023 – 109
     2022 – 110
     2021 – 104
     2020 – 85
     2019 – 102
     2018 – 102
     2017 – 112
     2016 – 36

Year to date by the numbers:

Books Read: 110
First Time Reads: 86
Fiction: 49
Non-Fiction: 61
5/5 Stars: 79
5 Stars Fiction: 44
5 Stars Non-Fiction: 35

The second quarter of this year was great. I can state again that looking back 2016 is a bit of an outlier as late that year I switched jobs and have since had much better work – life balance. In the spring of 2016, I worked through Brandon Vogt’s course Read More Books Now (now available on ClaitasU). The year before that I removed all games from my phone and tablet and my reading had doubled. This year I received a physical Kindle for Christmas; instead of reading on my phone; and my reading has gone up again.

Here is my top ten fiction and non-fiction books of the second quarter of 2026.

Top Ten Non-Fiction Books:

2. Holy Nurses - Dr. Gosia Brykczynska - CTS Books 
3. Holy Scientists - Fr Douglas McGonagle - CTS Books
4. Rescued II: True Stories for Catholic Kids - Kathryn Griffin Swegart 
5. St John Henry Newman: A New Doctor of the Church - Fr Hermann Geissler, FSO - CTS Books 
6. The People of the Way of the Cross: Walking with Jesus through the Eyes of 14 Witnesses - Marci Alborghetti
7. Great Spiritual Teachers Series - Ave Maria Press
Grace Through Simplicity The Practical Spirituality of Evelyn Underhill - John J. Kirva
8. Letter to a Friend on the Prayer of the Heart - Dom André Poisson and Erik Varden - CTS Books 
10. Stories of Saints and the Beatitudes - Sr Marie Paul Curley FSP 
11. The Practice of the Presence of God - Brother Lawrence  with Dr. Matthew K. Minerd, Fr. Gregory Pine, Rebecca Dougherty - Ascension Catholic Classics

Bonus Books:
15 Days of Prayer With Series 
15 Days of Prayer With Saint Louis De Montfort - Veronique Pinardon
15 Days of Prayer with Saint Philip Neri - Jean-François Audrain 

Just A Minute Meditations - Pauline Books and Media
Trusting in God’s Love - Kathryn J. Hermes FSP
Growing in Self Esteem - Marie Paul Curley, FSP

Mini Saints & Missionaries Library - Pettyfeather Publishing
Seven Saints for Boys: A First Communion Collection of Courage and Faith

Top Ten Fiction Books:

1. Far Distant Shores and Other Stores - Fiorella de Maria 
2. Closing Accounts - E. P. Cowley 
3. Lioness Lost - Susan Brinkmann - Chronicles of Ariella Book 1 
4. Witchward Series - Cedar Sanderson
Child of Crows Wings of Broken Magic
5. The Fighter - Jim Sano - Father Tom Book  7
6. Running Out of Sand - MaryJo Thayer - Sand and Soul Book 2 
7. The Timeless Series  - Richard Paolinelli and Gibson Buffa
The Timeless - Dreams Of The Storyteller 17
Secret Of The Sphinx - Dreams of the Storyteller 18
8. Dragon Noir - Cedar Sanderson - Pixie for Hire Book 3   
9. Books by Rodman Philbrick
10. Amelia Counterrevolution - edited by Clayton Barnett - Tales from the Lemurverse Anthology Two

Bonus Books Shakespearean Themed Fiction:
Shakespearen Shorts
ERROR 404: LOVE NOT FOUND: A Romeo and Juliet Reboot - Ty Balt
Hostile Takeover: A Macbeth Remix - Rex MacDuff

Shakespeare Murder Series - Guy Hale
The Croaking Raven 

Post Apocalyptic Space Shakespeare - William Shakespeare and Ted Neill

Bonus Books by A.K. Frailey
Wise Home - Wise Home Book 1

I have averaged just over a book a day over the last decade; and closer to a book and a quarter over the last few years. In April of 2023 I wrote a piece called How I Read So Much? Because I get asked the question so often, read the piece linked above if you are looking for some ideas on ways to read more. 

Note: I do not include books that have been read in previous years and were reread this year in my top ten lists, they are sometimes in the bonus section.
 
But if you want more options check out my favourite books year by year list


Relates Posts: 
Top 10 Fiction Books 1st Quarter 2010
Top 10 Fiction Books 2nd Quarter 2010
Top 10 Reading Goals for 2010
Top 10 Fiction Books 3rd Quarter 2010

Top 10 Fiction Books 4th Quarter 2010
Top Ten Reading Goals For 2010 - Recap

Top 10 Fiction Books 2010
Top 10 Picture Books of 2010
Top 10 Non-Fiction Books of 2010

Top 10 Graphic Novels for 2010
Top Ten Reading Goals For 2011
 

Top Ten Fiction Books 1st Quarter 2011
Top Ten Fiction Books 2nd Quarter 2011
Top Ten Reading Goals for 2011 Update
 
Top Ten Fiction Books 3rd Quarter 2011 
Top Ten Fictions Books 4th Quarter 2011
Top Ten Fiction Books 2011
Top Ten Reading Goals 2011 - Recap
Top Ten Reading Goals 2012
Top Ten Fiction Books 1st Quarter 2012
Top Ten Fiction Books 2nd Quarter 2012

Top Ten Fiction Books 3rd Quarter 2012
Top Ten Fiction Books  4th Quarter 2012
Top Ten Fiction Books 2012
Top Ten Non-Fiction Books 2012
Top Ten Reading Goals 2012 - Recap
Top Ten Reading Goals 2013
Top 10 Fiction Books 1st Quarter 2013
Top 10 Fiction Books 2nd Quarter 2013
Top 10 Books Second Half 2013
Top Ten Fiction Books 2013
Top Ten Non-Fiction Books 2013 
Top Ten Books First Quarter 2014
Top Ten Books Second Quarter 2014
Top Ten Books Third Quarter 2014
Top Ten Books Fourth Quarter 2014
Top Ten Fiction Books 2014
Top Ten Non-Fiction Books 2014
Top Ten Books First Quarter 2015
Top Ten Books Second Quarter 2015
Top Ten Books Third Quarter 2015
Top Ten Books Fourth Quarter 2015
Top Ten Fiction Books 2015
Top Ten Non-Fiction Books 2015
Top Ten Books First Quarter 2016
Top Ten Books Second Quarter 2016
Top Ten Books Third Quarter 2016
Top Ten Books Fourth Quarter 2016
Top Ten Non- Fiction Books 2016
Top Ten Fiction Books 2016
Top Ten Catholic Books
Top Ten Books First Quarter 2017
Top Ten Books Second Quarter 2017
Top Ten Books Third Quarter 2017
Top Ten Books Fourth Quarter 2017
Top Ten Non-Fiction Books 2017
Top Ten Fiction Books 2017
Top Ten Books First Quarter 2018
Top Ten Books Second Quarter 2018
Top Ten Books Third Quarter 2018
Top Ten Books Fourth Quarter 2018
Top Ten Non-Fiction Books 2018
Top Ten Fiction Books 2018
Top Ten Books First Quarter 2019
Top Ten Books Second Quarter 2019
Top Ten Books Third Quarter 2019
Top Ten Books Fourth Quarter 2019
Top Ten Non-Fiction Books 2019
Top Ten Fiction Books 2019
Top Ten Books First Quarter 2020
Top Ten Books Second Quarter 2020
Top Ten Books Third Quarter 2020
Top Ten Books Fourth Quarter 2020 
All Top Ten Lists on Book Reviews and More

Statistics Books Read By Year:

261 - 2026 January-June
424 - 2025 
363 - 2024  
455 - 2023 
438 - 2022
365 - 2021
317 - 2020 
392 - 2019
359 - 2018
380 - 2017 
272 - 2016 
177 - 2015 
130 - 2014 
 88 -  2013
176 - 2012 
163 - 2011
302 - 2010
142 - 2009
 98 - 2008
 83 - 2007
191 - 2006
151 - 2005
 60 - 2004
 52 - 2003
 97 - 2002
 50 - 2001
 41 - 2000
 71 - 1999
 73 - 1998
131 - 1997
101 - 1996




Monday, 29 June 2026

Possum Creek Massacre - Cedar Sanderson - Witchward Book 2

Possum Creek Massacre 
Witchward Book 2
Sanderley Studios 
ISBN 9781072915331
ASIN B07SQNLMPP

Possum Creek Massacre - Cedar Sanderson - Witchward Book 2

This is the thirtieth volume by Sanderson that I have read. I first encountered the works of Cedar several years back in Cracked: An Anthology of Eggsellent Chicken Stories, and after reading her piece there knew I had to track down and read more from her pen. And to date everything I have read has been entertaining and some have just been amazing stories. The description of this volume states:

“Renowned for her witch hunting skills, Detective Amaya Lombard knew that being summoned from the coastal rainforest of Oregon to the backwoods hollers of Kentucky meant the case was something special. From the moment she arrived at the magic-drenched scene in an abandoned farmhouse she knew how bad it was going to be.

She had no idea just how complicated it was going to get, professionally and personally. Now she must catch a killer before they catch her. The roots of evil plunge deeply into the past, and the blood soaked history of Kentucky’s witch warded houses and barns may hold the key to keeping her alive in the present.”

This jumped to the top of my ‘to be read’ pile when Sanderson announced the next volume in the series was coming out soon. This was another excellent read from Sanderson’s masterful pen. This book and series is a little different than a lot of her other works I have read. Amaya really reminds me of Annie O'Malley by K.T. Galloway, except Annie uses perception and feelings to help the team and Amaya can sense magic and even track or trace it at times. I read a lot of British and Scottish crime novels the likes of the DCI Kett novels from Alex Smith and the DCI Will Blake novels from J.E. Mayhew. And the DCI Jack Logan books by J.D. Kirk. I have also read all the Reacher offerings from the Child brothers, and I can state this novel is right up there. It nails the police force and investigative vibe, but with that extra element. 

The characters are incredibly well written. We cannot help but feel for Amaya who appears to be a bridge between 2 worlds or way of seeing the world. Detective Amaya Lombard works well with Deputy Mark White. Special Agent Christopher Woods is a completely different story. And it will be interesting to see how things change with Deputy Director Stalle in the coming stories. This novel moves at a quick pace. It is an intriguing world Sanderson had created, and this novell leads into a much deeper into the lore and history. A third title as released, Child of Crows Wings of Broken Magic, it is another novella like the first and leads to a forthcoming novel. I am always intrigued by chapter titles, and in this volume the chapters are:

Benediction
Cleaving the Sky
Endeavour
Wrestling with the Devil
Through A Glass Darkly
Suffer Not a Witch
Morning Comes but Also Night
Dwell Among Ravenous Beasts
The Sorrows of Hell Compassed Me About
Testify, Sister, to the Glory of the Lord
By the Blood of the Lamb
Vengeance is Mine
Sup With a Long Spoon
Hell’s Foundations Quiver
When the Walls Come Tumblin’ Down
Writing on the Wall
Streams of Mercy
Bind My Wandering Heart
Sin’s Galling Fetters
Though the Night Deepens
The End

This story is part police procedural, part supernatural, and part romance, and it makes for an amazing story! I have been impressed with all of Sanderson’s writing that I have read to date, and have very much enjoyed her recently works published under the name of Lilania Begley. This is a great novel in an excellent series. I can easily recommend this story and series. I look forward to the next story in the series, and hopefully more to come.

Books by Cedar Sanderson:
Warp Resonance
One-Eyed Dragon
Snow Angel
Inktail & Friends: A Coloring Book
Voyageur's Cap
Fairy Little Sister
Milkweed
Mindflow
Crow Moon
Zombie Maggots
Poor Gregory

The Groundskeeper Series:

Pixie for Hire Series:
Dragon Noir
Pixie for Hire: Omnibus Edition

Children of Myth Series:
Vulcan's Kittens 
The God’s Wolfling

The Tanager Series:
Jade Star
Tanager's Fledglings 

Witchward Series:
Child of Crows 
… 

Illustrated by Cedar:
Something Wicked #15
Jormungandr's Venom (Fenris Unchained Book 3)
Hunted Behavior
A Time To Die
Legion

Contributed to:
The Hearts' Enchantment
Calexit- The Anthology
Supernatural Streets
Something Wicked Anthology, Vol One
Something Wicked #15
Mythic Delirium Magazine Issue 0.4
The Haunted Library Anthology: Volume 1 
But Not Broken - Hope and Healing Book 2
Postcards From Mars - Postcard Stories Book 1
Space Cowboys - Raconteur Press Anthologies Book 4
Space Cowboys 2: Electric Rodeo - Raconteur Press Anthologies Book 5
Twisted Tropes
Steam-Powered Postcards - Postcard Stories Book 2
Space Marines - Raconteur Press Anthologies Book 6
Fanta-Fly Postcards: A Micro-Fiction Collection
Postcards from Foolz: A Micro-Fiction Collection
Falcons of Malta
Space Marines 2 - Raconteur Press Anthologies Book 9
Single Servings of Liberty - Postcard Stories Book 5
Tales From The Occupation: A Fae Wars Book 4

Books as Lilania Begley:
Slice of Pie
...

Sumire Series:

Bluehills Series:

Contributed to as Lilania Begley:
He Was Dead When I got There
...


Snow in Her Eyes - Cedar Sanderson - Witchward Book 1

Possum Creek Massacre - Cedar Sanderson - Witchward Book 2

Child of Crows - Cedar Sanderson - Witchward Book 3

Sunday, 28 June 2026

Othello - William Shakespeare and Ted Neill - Post Apocalyptic Space Shakespeare Book 2

Othello
Post Apocalyptic Space Shakespeare Book 1
William Shakespeare 
ISBN 9798288989223
eISBN 1230009639652
ASIN B0FF853MZH

Othello - William Shakespeare and Ted Neill - Post Apocalyptic Space Shakespeare  Book 2

I picked up this volume for a few reasons. First it was a promo email for Kindle deals and looked interesting. Second I have had a love for Shakespeare for many years and my two youngest kids and I love attending plays at Stratford. Third the premise was very intriguing. And because I had picked up three more before finishing the fist, including this one.

“A billion years in the future, humanity is extinct.

But Shakespeare remains.

A machine civilization, so far advanced that it has the power to recreate lost civilizations, stumbles upon the works of the playwright, William Shakespeare.

With only those plays to represent humanity, the machines must decide whether humanity is worth resurrecting or not.

The only way to know the plays is to stage them.

Enter J-9, although she prefers to be called Janine. She is a human-like construct, created by the machines, to enter and experience the plays of Shakespeare, as they run in simulation, indistinguishable from reality.

Based on Janine’s impressions of humanity, drawn from her experiences of living within the unfolding plays, the machines will render their judgment: is humanity worth saving or shall we be consigned to oblivion?

The stakes are higher than the Bard could have ever imagined.”

The description of the series states:

“Created by Ted Neill, the Post Apocalyptic Space Shakespeare remains true to the plots of William Shakespeare’s plays while introducing stage directions that make the text more accessible to modern readers. The addition of Janine as an outsider looking in—and caught up in her own story framing the action of the plays—provides commentary and insight usually buried in academic papers but delivered here with heart and humor. It’s an original take on classic plays that will remind readers why the plays endure five hundred, and maybe five billion, years after they were written.

Traditionally, Shakespeare’s plays, do not need to be read in a particular order. These “simulations,” do have an order, especially as Janine’s story evolves with them.

Simulation Order:
Hamlet
Othello
Twelfth Night
As You Like It
A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream
Much Ado About Nothing
Taming of the Shrew
Romeo & Juliet
Cymbeline
The Tempest
MacBeth
Richard III
Troilus & Cressida
Pericles
King Lear
Julius Cesar
Anthony & Cleopatra”

I will note towards the end of the first volume Janie and Otto are sort of debriefing and we are informed there are 37 plays still left. But the list above has just 17. I am uncertain if Neill has plans to do all the plays or just the 17 listed above. Only time will tell.

The chapters and sections in the work are:

Post-Apocalyptic Space Shakepeare Presents
The Tragedy Of Hamlet, Prince Of Denmark

     Dramatis Personæ

Introduction

     Scene I. The comms room
     Scene II. The gray rooms

ACT I

     Setting: Venice
     SCENE I. A rooftop over Piazza San Marco
     SCENE II. Venice, a street.
     SCENE III. Venice, outside the Sagittary Guest House
     SCENE IV. Venice, the senate chamber.

ACT II

     SCENE I. A seawall along the harbor below Kyrenia Castle
     SCENE II. The city streets
     SCENE III. Kyrenia Castle

ACT III

     SCENE I. The courtyard of Kyrenia Castle.
     SCENE II. The garden of Kyrenia Castle.
     SCENE III. On the shore of the island.

Intermezzo

     SCENE I. The Gallery and the Gray Rooms

ACT IV

     SCENE I. The map room of Kyrenia Castle.
     SCENE II. Kyrenia Castle.
     SCENE III. Othello’s study.
     SCENE IV. The battlements of Kyrenia Castle.

ACT V

     SCENE I. The courtyard of Kyrenia Castle
     SCENE II. Othello and Desdemona’s bedchamber in Kyrenia Castle.
     SCENE II. The hallways and battlements of Kyrenia Castle.
     SCENE IV. Othello and Desdemona’s bedchamber in Kyrenia Castle.

Wow, was my first reaction to book one in this series, and if I had a better word I would use it for this second offering. I worked through this book through a mix of reading and at various points using adaptive technology and listening to this book. It hits on all the right marks. My son and I absolutely loved Goblin MacBeth, but this concept. A billion years in the future, humanity has disappeared, but Shakespeare has survived. A vast intellect has created a construct to work through the plays of Shakespeare to determine if Humans are worth brining back into existence. 

This second volume does an incredible job of presenting the source material, and having it be very well done. Second, the interaction of the construction and her assistant or guide journey through the scenes and acts and interacting with the characters is masterfully written. When we add in Ophelia, as a new companion on this adventure and things take on a new level of intrigue and surprise. This is one of my favourite of the Bards plays, and to be honest this might be my new favourite version of it. Both my son and I would love to see this done as a production on stage or on film.

I believe these books could open up Shakespeare to a whole new audience. And for those who are already fans it is a great addition. This was an amazing first book in a series and I look forward to giving others a read. I am very glad I took a chance on them, it more than paid off. I have greatly enjoyed the first two and have already picked up the next few. An excellent story I can easily recommend! 

Other Posts Related to Shakespeare:

Reviews of Stratford Shakespeare Productions:
The Tempest - Stratford Festival 2019 
Richard III – 2022
Hamlet – 2022
King Lear – 2023
Cymbeline – 2024
Twelfth Night – 2024
The Tempest - 2026  
Something Rotten – 2026 
Othello - 2026 
...

Reviews of Shakespeare Movies:
Cymbeline – 2014

Books by Ted Neill:
Post Apocalyptic Space Shakespeare Series:
Twelfth Night
As You Like It
A Mid Summers’s Night Dream 
Much Ado About Nothing 

City on a Hill Series:
The City
Light of the World
Rememberancer
A Dream to Kill

Elk Riders Series:
In the Darkness Visible
The Voyage of the Elawn
The Font of Jasmeen
The Journey to Karrith
The Magus
Lost Elawn

Mystery Force Series:
Mystery Force Assemble! 
The Case of the Stolen Horn 
Blazing Blizzards  
The Case of the Peryton Thief  
Framed!  

Reaper Moon Series:
Scavengers & Remnants
Orchard
Stars & Flame
Blood & Soil
Land Of The Blin
Wolfpack
Reaper Moon
 
Snog Team Six Series:
Jamhuri, Njambi & Fighting Zombies 
Zombies, Fratboys, Monster Flash Mobs   
HALO Jumpers, Human Traffickers & Tiger Zombies  
Bounty Hunters, Black Cowboys, Nordic Zombies, Trickster Gods 
Glam Rockers, Glitter Bombs, Murder Birds, & Emo Gods 

Other works:
The Selah Branch
Two Years of Wonder 
Finding St. Lo 
Bunny Man's Bridge 
Three Devils & An Artist 
The Daniel & Sidney Stories 
The Sundry Others 

Post Apocalyptic Space Shakespeare - William Shakespeare and Ted Neill