The Dreaming of Man

<p>After receiving a letter telling him with terrible news Doctor Lawrence Cooper visits the small harbor-town Osmund in search of answers. Though something is clearly wrong there Lawrence keeps finding reasons to stay: the sake of a young girl he meets and to get to the bottom of his one-time lover's suspicious death.</p><p></p><p>And the longer he stays the more Lawrence is drawn into Osmund's peculiar mysteries.</p><p></p><p><em>Cover Illustration by JJ Epping.</em></p><p></p><p><strong>PRAISE</strong></p><p>Rich with shadows both ominous and melancholy <em>The Dreaming of Man</em> mixes Innsmouth with Dunsinane and sends a reluctant investigator to lift a curse and-perhaps-avert a tragedy. Moody claustrophobic and strangely hopeful about our ability to transform ourselves and transcend the uses that others find for our identities.</p><p>-Ruthanna Emrys author of <em>Winter Tide </em>and<em> Deep Roots</em></p><p></p><p>An eerie anxious read crawling with tentacles of loss regret and uncanny coincidence. Nikoline Kaiser's voice recalls the timbre of a rotting bygone place and time while remaining fresh and crisp. A true joy for lovers of the weird!</p><p>-A.Z. Louise author of <em>Off-Time Jive</em></p>