Trent Jamieson Libri

Exploring themes of love, loss, and hope, this collection features twenty-three imaginative stories set in both familiar and fantastical worlds. Readers encounter a girl in a black dress at the universe's edge, romance within a bottle, and a clockwork citadel that confronts mortality. With vivid imagery ranging from carousels to a ruby slipper under Jupiter's shadow, Trent Jamieson's debut invites readers on a bittersweet journey through decaying cities and the cosmos, capturing profound human experiences.

The Roil has not yet been defeated, and Shale continues the fight along with the help of a decadent wastrel, a four-thousand-year-old man, and a young woman seeking revenge.

Shale faces a dire threat as the creature-filled Roil expands, devouring cities and leaving only four metropolises. A drug addict, an old man, and a vengeful woman must band together to save their city and the world.

Set in a haunting rural landscape, the story weaves a tale where the dead communicate from beneath the ground, and grotesque creatures yearn for their lost humanity. Award-winning author Trent Jamieson crafts a chilling fantasy that explores themes of loss and the connection between the living and the dead, drawing readers into a world filled with eerie suspense and emotional depth.

Steven de Selby, suffering from a hangover, faces chaos when a dead girl saves him from danger. As he navigates the challenges of guiding the restless dead, he must find his missing boss, Mr. D, to prevent a regional apocalypse. This collection includes the first three volumes of the Death Works trilogy.

In a brutal world ruled by cruel Masters who worship the Sun, Mark serves as a Day Boy, fulfilling the whims of his Master, Dain. Raised in this oppressive environment, he faces the grueling realities of servitude while yearning for acceptance and power. As tensions rise among the oppressed townsfolk, Mark's loyalties are tested, and he must navigate the dangerous allure of forsaking his humanity for monstrous power. This coming-of-age tale explores themes of identity, power, and the complexities of manhood against a vividly depicted backdrop.

This novel offers a darkly humorous and edgy take on the business of death, revitalizing the theme with its unique perspective.