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Friend of Caesar vol. 1 is the first in a series telling a tale of the fall of the Roman Republic, and the story of a young man who is about to learn how costly it can be to swear an oath to Julius Caesar. Preorder this comic by @foxes_in_love at https://fenrispublishing.com/product.php?id=1004…
You can still help us save Electric City from a Demonic invasion!! Jam along with your band mates each with a unique play style and the more we raise, the more characters you can unlock! Will you blaze ahead with Reload on vocals, strum the steady beat of demonic defeat with Dozer, or take to the skies with a killer guitar riff with Cyan? So many different ways to rock and roar~!
From their Kickstarter
We have 13 different reward levels for you to explore on Kickstarter including a retro game manual, amazing artbook packed full with vibrant color, and a soundtrack filled with new, hot synthwave beats! Get yourself a brand new Letterman jacket to rep the band or even sit down and have a chat online with our game developers to ask your questions. You can even add in your own custom character in sprite form to the video game, or have a one-in-a-million proposal IN GAME! You can follow Neon Roar’s Twitter page at @NeonRoarGame to get more updates and pictures as the campaign progresses! But always remember, Dozer hates puns so watch what you say around this Buff Bull Bassist!
Besides you want to see more of this
For more info https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/fenrispublishing/neon-roar
My opinion from what I can see this game looks fun and the graphics are so cool. I love that 16 bit style, with all the power today’s systems have
Need some excitement in your life? We got you covered! T.L. Schneider’s “Descendants of Ruin” is a swiftly dangerous book about three friends leaving home for the first time. Grab your copy at http://fenrispublishing.com Cover by @Kosperry
To find this lonely valley, Cricket and Scorch must combat ponderous societal pressure and their own self-doubt as they follow their trail made of hope. Get your copy of “Way to the Lonely Valley” by @FrankLeRenard at http://fenrispublishing.com/lerenard
Next preorder spotlight is “Alpha-9: Bark at the Moon” by @PattoArts! Follow Luca through his first transformation into the werewolf underbelly of Toronto.
Descendants of Ruin: Written by T.L Schneider &Cover Art by @Kosperry Three friends leave their mountain homes to find danger, death and the ravages of time! Explore this latest title and so many other new projects online now only at https://fenrispublishing.com/order.php
Jonathan W. Thurston-Torres has lived with HIV for about ten years, and would you be surprised to learn the hardest part of their life with HIV has been the stigma? Not the virus itself. Not health. Just people. These poems (or anti-poems) are Thurston-Torres’ attempt to reconcile the past, present, and future, a life of being positive.
Is available here https://www.fenrispublishing.com/order.php
According to the publisher
Knight, a Labrador retriever, finds himself alone and afraid in the aftermath of a devastating pandemic, forced to hunt and scavenge in the city abandoned by its former masters. His fortunes change when he encounters a wounded wolf. Seeing a chance for survival and companionship, he defies the only life he has ever known and forms an uneasy alliance with his wild counterpart. Together, the two journey through a new and terrible world-a world that seems to hold no place for either dog or wolf.
The Review
Sad, Dark and Depression is the overall theme. First we get the world hit by a epidemic that seemly kills almost everyone. It also infects the animals who want to be killed. Next we got small pockets of wolves and dogs all trying to survive the best way they can in this kill or be killed in this world you suddenly find yourself in. Here you are hoping that this winter storm will end, and it never does. Worse of all are the humans who want to kill what little that remains.
I honestly felt cold as I read though the pages of this book. Normally that means the author has pulled you in to hopefully something good. But in this case you wonder how you would survive during all of this.
Not that it is badly written, it’s just the overall theme is Depression, sadness, how bleak everyone and everything is.
I know some of you are waiting for me to give it numbers. But how can I even do this when after reading a few pages needed to find something that made me happy I was alive. It really is that sad.
I know this will turn off some, but you want to know how a dog and a wolf survive the winter and the humans that out always out to kill them. This book is for you.
18+ For all fans of big, muscley lions, tigers & dragons (oh my~!) take your pick of 3 artbook volumes from @negnegger at http://fenrispublishing.com with the Stripped series! With over 40 pages of nudes, pinups & sexy scenes between big beefy boys theres enough to go around~ #furry
When I saw this at MFF 2022 I knew I had to get a copy. But what I found…
According to it’s publisher
It’s story about a people and it’s world slowly being covered by this mysterious fog. Wars have been fought and won over what available land is left to occupy. As it’s inhabitants look towards the future.
They say it’s a great story for younger readers, but I say it’s more than that.
I am not exactly young, just young at heart. But the one thing you can say about me that I love a good story. Cashmere Sky is it, and more than just beyond a good tale. There are it’s mysteries, the fog being the biggest. Then there is the machine Enzo and Arlo discover in the forest and poor Arlo has to get his leg replaced. Then all of a sudden Arlo’s father Abram Cashmere is suddenly murdered.
What is this machine exactly and why was Abram killed? Most importantly what about this fog, and is anyone behind it?
Besides this you get great art, wonderful chemistry between all the characters, and a nagging feeling something bigger is going on behind the scenes. Although it’s subtle but you know it’s there.
I say Cashmere Sky is good for young adult to those like me who like a good story that you want to stick with to the very end.
For those who need numbers I give it a 9.5 out of 10
If you curious check out Cashmere Sky official site
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