Bob Wacszowski, Necromancer is the harrowing and hilarious tale of a regular guy who stumbles across an ancient tome of Atlantean necromancy and decides to make full use of his new powers for good, despite the world's increasingly negative reaction to his expanding army of skeletal minions.
On his way home from being broken up with by his girlfriend Anna for the nth time, mild-mannered, unemployed janitor Bob Wacszowski stumbles into an undeground chamber where he finds a huge, leathery codex of ancient death magic. After he and his best friend Tony use it to animate and command a graveyard full of skeletons, Bob becomes determined to use the magic to make a living for himself, while also proving to Anna that he can be a force for good in the world. Unfortunately, Bob lives in the heartland of America, and despite his assurances of goodwill he finds much difficulty convincing his countrymen that he is not the Antichrist and that it is not the End Times.
Bob Wacszowski, Necromancer tackles a range of topics from contemporary American politics and culture to religion and metaphysics, all with a modern comedic voice.
It is currently available to purchase in PAPERBACK and EBOOK formats.
Tessa Dick, author/widow of Philip K. Dick - “… it reminds me of Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. … The story will take you far into the depths of your own mind and then back again to the everyday world which we call reality.”
Chris Busby, editor The Bollard - “His energy is impressive … a writer worth reading well into the future.”
Bonnie Lamer, author/reviewer - “Bob Wacszowski, Necromancer is a fun read … a well thought out novel with parts that made me laugh out loud.”
Sings to Crows is a short story by George Dalphin in the form of a future obituary of Sings to Crows, 15th Dalai Lama, fifty-seventh President of the United States and seventh Consul of the Free Noosphere.
In George Dalphin's first novel Jonathon Esmereldero, 40-year-old ex-punk family man fresh from a failed suicide, and his middle daughter Marie, 16-year-old, precocious and wanderlustful, both become dissatisfied with their place in status-quo society and flee their family life, undergoing synchronous odysseys of nearly magical-realist fabulousness and misery.
Thirsty & Drowning was written in 2004, and is available for purchase at LULU.COM
at the same time, George has in the works a handful of other novels, including
Bob Wacszowski, Archlich; The Histories: the Complete First Season; and Zooville.
