Adam Stemple es un autor, poeta y músico cuyas amplias y poco convencionales experiencias de vida impregnan su escritura. Antes de dedicarse a la autoría, pasó dos décadas de gira con diversas bandas, participando en una amplia gama de profesiones, desde el emprendimiento hasta el trabajo manual. Esta diversidad de experiencias otorga una profundidad y perspectiva únicas a su obra. Su temprana publicación a los dieciséis años y sus antecedentes artísticos familiares sugieren una dedicación de por vida a la expresión creativa.
Combining dark fantasy with detective elements, this series features atmospheric and suspenseful cases that captivate readers. The richly detailed artwork enhances the storytelling, creating a unique blend of mystery and fantasy that draws you into each investigation.
Set against the backdrop of a Scottish cathedral, a talking gargoyle named Silex takes on the role of a detective. With the help of a spirited group of street urchins, he tackles mysteries and unravels secrets, blending elements of fantasy and adventure. The unique premise combines humor and intrigue as Silex navigates the challenges of his dual life, offering readers a whimsical yet thrilling experience.
The arrival of a mysterious young woman at Silex's Edinburgh church sets off a chain of supernatural events, challenging the gargoyle and his assistant, Craig. As they navigate the ensuing chaos, they must confront the unexpected and unravel the secrets surrounding her presence, blending elements of fantasy and intrigue in a compelling narrative.
The thrilling conclusion to the Seelie Wars trilogy features magic, battles, and adventure. Prince Aspen, now the Seelie King, faces the impending invasion of the Unseelie Army. With his friend Snail, he must rally an army of changelings and confront the enigmatic Professor Odds, who has his own dangerous agenda.
"Snail, a midwife's apprentice in the Unseelie Court, meets Prince Aspen, a Seelie prince being held as a hostage in order to prevent a war. In thinking that they are stopping the war, they instead trigger one"--