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A Lenticular Reflection: Early Stories by Matt Maxwell
A saboteur tries to cripple a flying death machine to save his people.
An undead lich fights against a foe she never imagined and cannot defeat.
A boy falls in love with a lost technology in a ruined future.
A dead tech wizard does battle with his own murderer.
The apocalypse meets crunch time on a do-or-die office project.
Every fifties movie monster becomes real.
A Lenticular Reflection book compiles early fiction from Matt Maxwell, spanning from cyberpunk SF to science-horror to fantasy and finally landing on alternate-past dieselpunk. Collecting earlier editions of Tug on the Ribbon, Blink and Others, Dustbearer Stories and including the recent "A Fifth World," A Lenticular Reflection gives a glimpse his early writings, where the fingerprints of now still linger. Whether your tastes run to horror or science fiction or epic fantasy, you'll find something in this collection to satisfy, yet defy expectation.
An undead lich fights against a foe she never imagined and cannot defeat.
A boy falls in love with a lost technology in a ruined future.
A dead tech wizard does battle with his own murderer.
The apocalypse meets crunch time on a do-or-die office project.
Every fifties movie monster becomes real.
A Lenticular Reflection book compiles early fiction from Matt Maxwell, spanning from cyberpunk SF to science-horror to fantasy and finally landing on alternate-past dieselpunk. Collecting earlier editions of Tug on the Ribbon, Blink and Others, Dustbearer Stories and including the recent "A Fifth World," A Lenticular Reflection gives a glimpse his early writings, where the fingerprints of now still linger. Whether your tastes run to horror or science fiction or epic fantasy, you'll find something in this collection to satisfy, yet defy expectation.
240 pages, Paperback
Published March 2, 2022
About the author
Matt Maxwell
19 books23 followersHey folks, haven't been around for awhile. Poking my head back in to update this because there's nothing more fun than updating a million websites and membership zones, right? Yeah. So much fun.
Since I was last here, I've successfully Kickstarted All Waters Are Graves (which may be listed here, but who even knows) and Fake Believe (which should totally not be listed here yet.) They are the second and third Hazeland books, respectively. What's Hazeland? It's genre-agnostic (some say genre-antagonistic) stories all set in Los Angeles of the past, mostly the 80s. Things are weird and getting weirder. What can you expect? Fantasy horror science fiction weird magical realist human crime fiction is what.
More later.
A southern California native transplanted to the Sierra Nevada Foothills, Maxwell has been writing since he learned how to touch-type before he was in high school. He attended college at University of California, Irvine and graduated the same year TWIN PEAKS came on the air. Afterwards, he went on to work at a think-tank with members of the Manhattan Project team. Don't get excited. He did computer and clerical work. He took classes in design and animation and went on to work as an animator at Netter Digital, on MAX STEEL and DAN DARE. Sometimes he plays guitar and or keyboards and or drones for Identify 9, which you can hear at highway62.bandcamp.com.
His latest project is the weird horror/crime series Hazeland, with the first release coming out this summer and the next several releases coming two a year.
He is the author of several novels, including RAGNAROK SUMMER (out for the kindle now). He has written several short story collections, including TUG ON THE RIBBON and BLINK AND OTHERS and the upcoming DUSTBEARER. HIGHWAY 62 REVISITED is his latest collection of non-fiction and commentary, following THE COLLECTED FULL BLEED. Finally, he is the writer and creator of the western/horror comic series STRANGEWAYS, illustrated by Luis Guragña (gur-anya) and Gervasio and Jok. He talks too much on twitter (@highway_62) and spends too much time on tumblr (highway62.tumblr.com and intrapanel.tumblr.com) where he chatters about movies and comics, respectively.
Since I was last here, I've successfully Kickstarted All Waters Are Graves (which may be listed here, but who even knows) and Fake Believe (which should totally not be listed here yet.) They are the second and third Hazeland books, respectively. What's Hazeland? It's genre-agnostic (some say genre-antagonistic) stories all set in Los Angeles of the past, mostly the 80s. Things are weird and getting weirder. What can you expect? Fantasy horror science fiction weird magical realist human crime fiction is what.
More later.
A southern California native transplanted to the Sierra Nevada Foothills, Maxwell has been writing since he learned how to touch-type before he was in high school. He attended college at University of California, Irvine and graduated the same year TWIN PEAKS came on the air. Afterwards, he went on to work at a think-tank with members of the Manhattan Project team. Don't get excited. He did computer and clerical work. He took classes in design and animation and went on to work as an animator at Netter Digital, on MAX STEEL and DAN DARE. Sometimes he plays guitar and or keyboards and or drones for Identify 9, which you can hear at highway62.bandcamp.com.
His latest project is the weird horror/crime series Hazeland, with the first release coming out this summer and the next several releases coming two a year.
He is the author of several novels, including RAGNAROK SUMMER (out for the kindle now). He has written several short story collections, including TUG ON THE RIBBON and BLINK AND OTHERS and the upcoming DUSTBEARER. HIGHWAY 62 REVISITED is his latest collection of non-fiction and commentary, following THE COLLECTED FULL BLEED. Finally, he is the writer and creator of the western/horror comic series STRANGEWAYS, illustrated by Luis Guragña (gur-anya) and Gervasio and Jok. He talks too much on twitter (@highway_62) and spends too much time on tumblr (highway62.tumblr.com and intrapanel.tumblr.com) where he chatters about movies and comics, respectively.
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