Joe’s captivating coming-of-age tale of survival against impossible odds, and an unusual friendship, is one of his most deeply-loved works.

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On an innocuous Tuesday morning, quality engineer Dylan Bruce arrives at his everyday job at an electronics company, but quickly finds himself plunged into an adventure that flings him across the universe. Along the way, Dylan encounters a myriad of strange and powerful alien beings; some friendly, some not so much. When he meets Faldra, the gorgeous and intriguing woman who helps Dylan understand his connection to all life through the Stream of Consciousness, the stakes take an unpredictable turn. Dylan digs deep to discover what he’s made of and what it will take to meet this challenge head-on. At risk is nothing less than the fate of the universe. Through it all, the critical element at the core of Dylan’s quest remains a black cube—a fabled artifact known as the Holitaph.

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In the wake of her mother’s death, Rachel Lake has no time to grieve in peace as an unseen entity launches her on a spiraling descent into terror. Rachel and her newly-discovered father, Jason, discover clue upon clue revealing a plan to plunge mankind into an impending eternity of torture. Cultural legends merge and clash as Jason must decipher an ancient Mayan text and weave it together with Hebrew folklore to unlock the secret of their enemy’s identity. Rachel’s pivotal role in the demonic plan crystallizes while the alarming evidence they encounter relentlessly builds in a crescendo of supernatural suspense. As the deadline for catastrophe approaches, can Jason and Rachel stay alive long enough to protect the world from an endless horde of terrifying creatures?

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Praise for Joe Cron:

“Joe Cron might know more about art in general than just about any one person I know.”
–Dean Wesley Smith, Pulphouse Fiction Magazine, issue 13

“Congratulations, Mr. Cron. You’ve done what few have been able to do, get an audible reaction to a joke.”
–Keith West, Amazing Stories

“The author skillfully manages the difficult task of writing an animal fantasy that is neither anthropocentric nor whimsical. The story’s conclusion is emotionally satisfying without denying the reality of the characters’ plights.”
–Victoria Silverwolf, Tangent Online

Come along on a journey through stories of fun and fantasy! Our heroes young and old weave their way on paths of both reflection and adventure, so join us as we indulge in some spectacular tales!

In this volume:
“A Rare Bird”
“Henry and Beth at the Funeral Home”
“The Earthbloods of Carapet”
“The Untimely Demise of Rachel Tamson”
“Let the Families Be Joined”

…and a bonus story, “Art of the Homeless,” to round out your reading with a change of pace from the pages of Pulphouse. Have fun!

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