“A tightrope between absurdist fun and dawning dread. Merrily, eerily original, it’s an effortless trope-flipper that reads fast and sticks the landing.”
Click here to check out Elizabeth Broadbent’s full review of The Merry Dredgers on the Wrong blog.
You are fantastic. You are a hailstorm of Madballs. You are Grimace’s midnight hunger pangs. You are an Ecto Cooler cocktail enjoyed in a haunted Blockbuster. You are a swarm of Furbies warbling at a dying god.
You can now read Gabino’s full review of my new novel The Merry Dredgers at Locus Magazine.
Here are some ways to help a writer:
-buy their book
-review their book
-build a castle out of copies of their book
-whisper the title of their book into random seashells
-gift them a top hat filled with bats
-throw their book into the yawning maw of the moon as a sacrifice
There should be more foods that grow on cobs. Blueberries on the cob. Fries on the cob. Cobs on the cob. Popping boba containing the ichor of the gods on the cob.
I hate when I’m ratatouilled by an entire rat king and they can’t agree on what they want me to do. Cook a meal, swim in the sewers, summon an eldritch cheese god. Make up your minds, guys.
Klara and the Sun is a heckin’ brilliant novel, and it’s available on Kindle right now for $1.99. I don’t know how long this sale will last.
As we grow up, we should replace all our bones like we do our teeth.
“My spine is loose. My adult spine is starting to come in.”
“It is dark, whimsical, melancholic, and poignant – The Merry Dredgers is some of Jeremy Shipps’s best and most complicated work and should not be missed.” – Beth Tabler
Click here to check out Beth Tabler’s full review of The Merry Dredgers over at Before We Go Blog.
Here are a few nice ways to help a writer:
-buy their book
-review their book
-draw fan art based on their book
-construct a diorama based off a scene in their book
-juggle copies of their book at a haunted circus
-feed their book to a cosmic bookworm with a billion teeth
-read their book aloud to a basement of faceless mannequins
-gift them a cursed pen that periodically grows tentacles
-bribe a trio of sirens to sing about the book to passing sailors
Jeremy C. Shipp