Madeleine Holly-Rosing Orden de los libros

An alternate steampunk history where ghosts and demons haunt the streets of Boston while a detective, a spirit photographer, and one of the world's most brilliant scientiests work together to keep the citizens safe from supernatural threats. The year is 1895. Imagine an alternate Steampunk history where ghosts and demons are a normal part of life. Families known as “Great Houses” control the economy of the Great States of America and the middle - and lower - class Irish’s sole purpose is not to only serve them, but to rid their lives of supernatural beings. This is the story of an ex - Pinkerton detective, a spirit photographer, and a genius scientist who work together to battle these supernatural forces. They are the Boston Metaphysical Society. Wish them luck. They are going to need it.

Caitlin and Alma have continued Mary and Frida’s work as union organizers, but when Caitlin has a disturbing dream about her childhood friend, Duncan the ghost, she decides to return to Boston to find out what’s wrong. Though it is a happy reunion with Samuel and Granville, something much more sinister awaits her and the team.Ghosts and Demons was inspired by my standalone short story, Here Abide Monsters, which was part of the Some Time Later anthology, published by Thinking Ink Press.This is the third standalone sequel in the graphic novel series. The original six issue mini-series is now in trade paperback and is available directly through Source Point Press.

The Spirit of Rebellion explores themes of defiance and individuality, capturing the essence of those who challenge the status quo. Through compelling narratives and vivid illustrations, it delves into the struggles and triumphs of characters who embody the spirit of resistance. This work promises to resonate with readers who appreciate stories of courage and the fight for freedom against oppressive forces.

In a steampunk setting, Granville and Tesla must race against time to save Boston from a mysterious disease that transforms people into soulless machines. This standalone sequel to the Boston Metaphysical Society series features an ex-Pinkerton detective, a spirit photographer, and a genius scientist confronting supernatural threats in late 1800s Boston. The original six-issue mini-series is also available in trade paperback.

Focusing on practical strategies for crowdfunding, this expanded edition offers insights from Madeleine Holly-Rosing, who has successfully funded multiple comic projects. It provides guidance on essential topics such as platform selection, social media engagement, public relations, and effective email marketing. Additionally, it covers strategies for event outreach, financial planning, and campaign fulfillment. Aimed at individual creators with limited budgets, the book serves as a comprehensive resource for those looking to launch successful campaigns without hiring external help.

In an alternate steampunk history, ghosts and demons coexist with everyday life, shaping the social hierarchy. The Great Houses dominate the economy of the Great States of America, while the middle and lower-class Irish are tasked with serving these elite families and combating supernatural threats. This unique setting explores themes of class struggle and the interplay between the ordinary and the supernatural, creating a vivid world where the supernatural is both a challenge and an integral part of society.