SPFM Spotlight for The Boy Who Walked Too Far

SPFM Spotlight for The Boy Who Walked Too Far

As part of Self-Published Fantasy Month 2021, we at the Uncharted Library are hosting a series of spotlights to showcase the incredible talent of self-published fantasy authors! Today we’re here to show off one of my favourite indie book covers with the amazingly bizarre fantasy The Boy Who Walked Too Far by Dom Watson!

Self-Published Fantasy Month is a month-long celebration highlighting the best of what the self-published fantasy community has to offer. To find out more and get involved, visit their official website at https://www.selfpublishedfantasymonth.com/, check them out on Twitter @SelfPubFanMonth, or join The Guild, their Discord Server.

Itโ€™s the end of the universe, and everything has come undone. Entropy has won the war, but one last battle rages in the half-ruined city of Testament.

No one knows who created this last outpost and peopled it with billions of species. However, it is here, under a sky with no stars, that the last remnants of life in the universe live, love, and pray to their many gods. It is here where Godrich Felstrom dies.

Most residents of Testament care little for the affairs of a single, fragile human, but the event brings back bad memories for Heironymous Xindii.

It has been many years since the dreamurlurgy professor discovered his true potential and doomed four people in the process. Now, he lectures to bored students who dream of the many pleasures Testament has to offer. Xindii, on the other hand, becomes obsessed with the mysterious Godrich and his missing soul. As he and his valiant companion, the Neanderthal Solomon Doomfinger, look back at Felstromโ€™s last steps, they discover the shocking truth about Felstromโ€™s death, his destiny, and the future of Testament and all those angels, demons, liars, and dreamers who call it home.

The Boy Who Walked Too Far was published on 22nd September 2020 at 409 pages.

About the Author

Father of cats and one human daughter. And a strange male toddler who magically appeared.

Imagineer of the fantastic and the horrific. Explorer of the ethereal realms of the human id.

Author of The Boy Who Walked Too Far and the upcoming novella Smoker on the Porch. Sequel to ‘The Boy’, A Stage of Furies due for release in 2022

Loves cooking, reading, cycling and generally behaving like a fool.

Fighting the fight for mental health.

Will sing for pizza and dance for wine.

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