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Soul burners and spirit eaters locked in conflict roam a world bleak with the fire of their passage . . .
Blank, a cipher waiting to be written, Nophtha draws spirits into himself, preventing malady and madness but, now, compelled by Empire to hunt down a soul burner named Wite, Nophtha enters into a quest as mad, as quixotic, and as dark as any in the history of literature.
Wite and Nophtha.
Nophtha and Wite.
What separates soul burner from spirit eater?
A brilliant new novel from International Horror Guild award-winning Michael Cisco.
Michael Cisco is the author of many novels, including The Divinity Student, the International Horror Guild Award winner for Best First Novel; Shirley Jackson nominee The Great Lover; The Narrator; and Pest, as well as the Bram Stoker–nominated nonfiction book Weird Fiction: A Genre Study. His short fiction has appeared in numerous anthologies, and his most recent collections are Visiting Maze and Other Quandaries and Antisocieties. He is the author of two novellas: Ethics and Do You Mind If We Dance with Your Legs? He lives in New York City.
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