The Many Deaths of William Further

R.W. Alan

William Further lives a quiet life, but it never quite feels complete.
He falls in love. He works. He tries. He stumbles into moments of joy, only for them to slip away.

Each chapter of his life feels like a new beginning, but also strangely familiar.

The Many Deaths of William Further is a haunting and intimate portrait of a man drifting through love, loss and the unseen forces that shape his life.

For readers who enjoy character-driven fiction with a speculative edge. This is a novel about the echoes we leave behind....

And the lives we never get to finish.

The Adventures of Luke & Sock Puppet Jesus

Rip Peterson

In the not-too-distant future, Bibleopolis stands as a gleaming monument to blind obedience — a place where conformity is sacred, and those who question authority are publicly exiled. Luke, a mild-mannered janitor with no ambitions beyond making it to the end of his shift, finds his life upended when a foul-mouthed sock puppet claiming to be Jesus Christ latches onto his hand…and won’t let go.

As the puppet begins performing miracles and cursing up a storm, Luke is thrust into a chaotic uprising that forces him to choose between staying invisible or standing up to the twisted powers that built the city. Alongside a cast of misfits and exiles, he stumbles toward a revolution he never asked for.

The Adventures of Luke & Sock Puppet Jesus is a blasphemous, action-packed satire about faith, control, and the absurdity of modern extremism — and a reminder that sometimes, salvation comes with googly eyes and a dirty mouth.