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E-Books from the Death's Collector Series
Read the fantasy adventure series that's been described "as if John Wick got a sense of humor and went to Middle Earth." Six full-length novels, hours of quirky worlds, petulant gods, and insolent antiheroes with that nagging shred of conscience.
Fantasy Author Bill McCurry
Bill McCurry blends action, humor, and vivid characters in his dark fantasy novels. They are largely about the ridiculousness of being human, but with swords because swords are cool. Before being published, he wrote three novels that sucked like black holes, and he suggests that anyone who wants to write novels should write and finish some bad novels first. You learn a lot.
Bill was born in Fort Worth, Texas, here the West begins, the stockyards stink, and the old-money families run everything. He later moved to Dallas, where Democrats can get elected, Tom Landry is still loved, and the fourth leading cause of death is starvation while sitting on LBJ Freeway.
Although Dallas is a city that smells like credit cards and despair, Bill and his wife still live there with their five cats. He maintains that the maximum number of cats should actually be three, because if you have four, then one of them can always get behind you.