The Complete Works
The complete bibliography: Kindle and print editions, collector hardcovers, reading options, and upcoming books now in development.
Books 1 to 3
A brutal gothic dark fantasy of prophecy, grief, and the price of silence. Velm, the reluctant seer of Kahlon, loses everything and buries his dead beneath a cursed orchard. What grows from that soil will shape the destiny of future generations and the events of The Curse.
They burned his world to silence - and from that silence, something rose. Once a farmer's son and humble apprentice of forgotten spiritual arts, Drakko sought only a quiet hearth. With his wife expecting their long-dreamed child, he vows to lay down the sword after one last job. But the man he is sent to kill breaks that vow before it can be kept. The Dark One whispers of a fate only the awakened can comprehend. Driven by the merciless necessity of a cruel world, Drakko watches the life he built turn betrayed and broken - leaving nothing of the man who began the journey. Out of betrayal, out of loss, out of unquenchable rage, something other awakens. Because after all is stripped away and turned to ashes - what is it that remains?
Pain is a forge. The soul, raw metal. The Curse II continues Drakko's descent through a world scarred by ancient forces and the failures of the past. As grief corrodes his resolve, vengeance whispers with seductive clarity. Every step forward threatens to pull him deeper into the abyss he swore to escape. Haunted by the ghosts of what he has lost and the monstrous truth stirring within, Drakko must face the consequences of the choices that shaped him. Justice and destruction blur. The shadows deepen. The world remembers his name. This is the chapter where mourning becomes metamorphosis.
Not all chains are made of iron. And not all cages have walls. A new generation rises beneath a sky stained with the echoes of war. Born into tyranny and shaped by oppression, they do not fear the Curse of old - it is but a whisper compared to daily horrors. The world itself is the anvil, and they are the raw ore, forged beneath the hammer of suffering. From this crucible, some shatter. Others harden. And a few - transform. Survival is an art painted in blood. Existence is obedience. Resistance is death. This final entry in The Curse saga is a tale of endurance and revelation, where the fires of suffering strip away all illusions and reveal what is pure.
Books 4 to 6
Drakko leaves home to follow a recurring call from the East. After crossing a valley that has killed earlier travellers, he reaches a hidden city of pilgrims and begins a 447-page spiritual fantasy about discipline, attachment, fear, and the cost of seeking transformation.
Awakening traces the origin of Bubhutsatsu. Marked by prophecy and treated as an outcast, he grows up convinced that an ordinary life would be a kind of defeat. His pursuit of forbidden power begins to shape the destroyer he will become.
Before The Spiral, there was the son who refused the dark. Mukteśa, the secondborn of the Dark Throne, was meant to inherit the night - until a vision of green and a wind that knows his true name call him to leave everything that made him powerful. He carries no blade. He claims no throne. Yet the farther he walks, the more the broken begin to listen. A standalone spiritual fantasy graphic novel and the luminous prologue to The Spiral. NOTE: Read in Landscape mode for best experience.
The pilgrimage coils deeper. What began as a road toward hidden truth opens into a greater trial, where every direction leads inward and the same soul must face another gate.
From darkness, a new shadow rises; from chaos, a realm is born. Mara'k has returned. Once known as Bubhutsatsu, the insatiable seeker of forbidden knowledge, he has transcended his former self and been reborn as Mara'k - the dreaded Puppeteer. Driven by an unquenchable thirst for power and domination, Mara'k steps into the physical realm with a singular purpose: to reshape the known world in his dark vision. As his influence spreads, the fabric of reality begins to warp, laying the foundations for Asuratamasa - the dreaded world of demons. In this place of perpetual shadow, the City of the Children of the Night emerges, a haunting metropolis where darkness reigns supreme and the line between nightmare and reality blurs. NOTE: Read in Landscape mode for best experience.
Book 7
Drakko is chosen as one of nine initiates permitted to climb the Eternal Mountain. Severe terrain, unreliable visions, and growing rivalry test the group as each climber's private reason for seeking the summit comes to light.
The Eternal Mountain unveils what the world has long buried. It exposes the sacred, the hidden, and the soul's raw essence - demanding a toll for every truth it reveals. Drakko climbs still, one of the Chosen Nine rising through frostbitten winds and crumbling faith. Haunted by visions and burdened with a secret he dares not share, he must navigate not only the treacherous path above but the unraveling trust below. As the climbers grow closer, so too do the dangers - ancient powers once thought lost begin to stir, and forgotten threats awaken with teeth bared. In this harrowing continuation of The Ascent Saga, the climb becomes more than trial - it becomes a reckoning.
The complete text of 1 Enoch in R. H. Charles's 1917 translation, illuminated in gold and shadow. Watchers, forbidden knowledge, heavenly journeys, fallen stars, and judgement across all five books.
Hesiod's account of the birth of the Greek gods, written some seven hundred years before Christ: Chaos, Earth, the war on the fathers, and who ended up holding the sky. The complete 1914 translation by Hugh G. Evelyn-White, unaltered, laid into seventy painted openings.
Sun Tzu's thirteen chapters in Lionel Giles' 1910 translation, complete, illuminated by Alexander Gabriel ZoderoT.
Others called it justice. He called it performance. When a weekly drunken brawl births a murder, Mišo Kanis - conman, merchant, and accidental prophet - must turn the chaos into legend or die trying. Together with his ragged tavern crew - four men bound by lies, loyalty, and ale - he spins a story big enough to hide a corpse, or mountains of them. But stories this big don't stay buried. They take on a life of their own - dragging them into a war against made-up enemies, absent gods, and the very truth itself.
A beautifully illustrated journey into the lives of six extraordinary spiritual figures - Buddha, Francis of Assisi, Bodhidharma, Sri Ramana Maharshi, Jesus, and Muhammad. Their stories reveal timeless lessons on compassion, discipline, meditation, faith, and the search for truth.
The second volume expands the journey with seven more figures - Teresa of Ávila, Milarepa, King Solomon, Laozi, Confucius, Moses, and Adiyogi. Through vivid artwork and narrative, their teachings illuminate universal spiritual principles shared across humanity.
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