From the haunting world of Tristopolis, two distinct short tales.
NECROFLUX DAY
In a city powered by the suffering of the dead, Bone Listener Jamie Thargulis and Sister Stephanie of the Order of Thanatos struggle with their separate pasts. As the Tri-Millennial approaches in a period of civil unrest, can Jamie's son Carl come to terms with his mixed heritage, and see the world as it truly is?
TRISTOPOLIS DREAMING
When Detective Sergeant Adam Obsidian calls in the death of the spike-encrusted Gambuccini brothers, he doesn't expect to become the hunted, sought by his own colleagues in the Tristopolis PD. And what if he isn't as innocent as he thinks?
REVIEWS FOR THE TRISTOPOLIS NOVELS:
"Brilliantly fuses SF with elements of gothic fantasy." SFX
"Fast paced, very entertaining and out of the ordinary... both haunting and engaging." SFFWorld.com
"Meaney's creepy death-haunted world lingers in the mind long after the book is closed... a smart and spooky read." The Times
... AND FOR JOHN MEANEY:
"A brilliant, inventive writer." The Times
"A masterclass in characterisation." Eric Brown, The Guardian
"A spectacular writer. He makes SF seem all fresh and new again." Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author
"A wonderful writer who deserves worldwide recognition." Cheryl Morgan, Emerald City
"John Meaney has rewired SF. Everything is different now." Stephen Baxter
"One of the best authors of hard SF in the world..." SFX
"One of British science fiction's most original and exciting practitioners." Barnes & Noble
Genre: Urban Fantasy
NECROFLUX DAY
In a city powered by the suffering of the dead, Bone Listener Jamie Thargulis and Sister Stephanie of the Order of Thanatos struggle with their separate pasts. As the Tri-Millennial approaches in a period of civil unrest, can Jamie's son Carl come to terms with his mixed heritage, and see the world as it truly is?
TRISTOPOLIS DREAMING
When Detective Sergeant Adam Obsidian calls in the death of the spike-encrusted Gambuccini brothers, he doesn't expect to become the hunted, sought by his own colleagues in the Tristopolis PD. And what if he isn't as innocent as he thinks?
REVIEWS FOR THE TRISTOPOLIS NOVELS:
"Brilliantly fuses SF with elements of gothic fantasy." SFX
"Fast paced, very entertaining and out of the ordinary... both haunting and engaging." SFFWorld.com
"Meaney's creepy death-haunted world lingers in the mind long after the book is closed... a smart and spooky read." The Times
... AND FOR JOHN MEANEY:
"A brilliant, inventive writer." The Times
"A masterclass in characterisation." Eric Brown, The Guardian
"A spectacular writer. He makes SF seem all fresh and new again." Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author
"A wonderful writer who deserves worldwide recognition." Cheryl Morgan, Emerald City
"John Meaney has rewired SF. Everything is different now." Stephen Baxter
"One of the best authors of hard SF in the world..." SFX
"One of British science fiction's most original and exciting practitioners." Barnes & Noble
Genre: Urban Fantasy
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