The Ship of Death A Novel

"Hang on. You're giving me cosmic horror, literary found footage, and a tabletop game, all in the same novel? It's wickedly funny and weird? Sign me the f*ck up right now." - WIL WHEATON

"Mind f*cking melting." - BENJAMIN PERCY

"Strikingly original, haunting, and cosmically creepy as hell. A nightmarish experience." - DAN CHAON

"Holy f*cking f*ck." - CHUCK WENDIG

"Every turn of the page is a creepy as f*ck critical success D20 roll. Winkler warmed my nerd heart while draining its blood." - SEQUOIA NAGAMATSU

"Reminds me of Harry Stephen Keeler's dossier novels, e.g. 1936's The Marceau Case. Every chapter is a different document. Sometimes this seems like the only honest way to present a piece of fiction: it should consist of words that might conceivably be written down for nonliterary purposes." - Ed Park in Literary Hub, "The Annotated Nightstand"