Bill Masuku

Psychophagy (Misfortunism Series, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

A War of Minds

Three months after being separated from his depressive entity, life on the surface is as it should be for William. But deep within him, his Other Self starts to come to terms with their conflict. Disconnected from his misfortunist powers, William is pulled away from his life once again in preparation for an all out battle with Holey. Will he be able to regain control of his psychic powers and stop Holey or is this end of all misfortune as we know it?

"...A striking approach to fantasy fastened with a slam-poet's guerrilla approach to imagery and a total earnestness of heart..." - Dennis Dvornak, author: Heka and the Colour Thief

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Sera Blue
• Erscheinungstermin: 24. November 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393747833
• Artikelnr.: 58260000

Autorenporträt

Bill Masuku is a Zimbabwean based comic book artist and writer, with a love for fantasy, magic, and the supernatural.

Born in 1993, he found his penchant for creating stories through art. Through junior school, his doodles were the outlet of his ideas and in high school, he found greater levels of expression in his English composition lessons. Attending Rhodes University, in the Eastern Cape of South Africa - studying towards a Bachelor of Commerce, he was recruited by an improv comedy troupe called NatCaf and went on to perform stand up comedy at the National Arts Festival of South Africa.

In 2016, he began his comic book career by self-publishing the comics Razor-Man and Captain South Africa. Gaining enough acclaim to be invited as a guest speaker for several events in the region including the Harare Literature Festival, Comic-Con Africa, and the Johannesburg Art Gallery's Art of Comic. His comic art has been featured in the National Art Gallery of Zimbabwe and in Centro Cultural Português in Maputo, Mozambique.