"The authors did a fantastic job of making my skin crawl, making me feel the grittiness of this world, and absolutely freaking me out. … I could not put this one down and inhaled it in two days."

Robin Kotow, @cozyinthenook

AWARD-WINNING, GENRE-BENDING INDIE PUBLISHING

Blending science-fiction, fantasy, horror, and action-adventure, the Thung Toh Jig series brims with monsters, revenge, body horror, sex, beheadings, undead, assassinations, mysticism, heists, corruption, gambling, genetic manipulation, and loads more nasty, icky, and horrid things.

Read these weird fiction novels as a series or as stand-alone adventures.

Love a good monster?

Start with Things They Buried‍ ‍for creatures, scares, and the nastiest body horror this side of Cronenberg.

Are heists your thing?

Pick up A Good Thief for a quick and dirty fiasco with enough double crosses to fill a Chandler novel.

Looking for a game?

Grab They Eat Their Own for card games, board games, dice games, and—naturally—plenty of mind games.

Independent authors Michael R. Swanson & Amanda K. King making funny faces at GenCon.
Independent authors Michael R. Swanson & Amanda K. King posing for author photos.
Independent authors Michael R. Swanson & Amanda K. King smiling for a selfie at GenCon.
Independent authors Michael R. Swanson & Amanda K. King posing for author photos while holding cats, long haired tabby Squidget and white Scottish Fold Boodle.
Independent authors Michael R. Swanson & Amanda K. King posing for author photos, looking at each other and giggling.
The legs and feet of independent authors Amanda K. King & Michael R. Swanson, standing in grass.