READ THE AWARD-WINNING SFF INDIE SERIES
Start with the prequel, A Good Thief, as a short intro, or dive into the first novel, Things They Buried. The Thung Toh Jig novels follow Aliara Rift and Sylandair Imythedralin along with friends, cohorts, and enemies in these genre-blending biopunk-science fantasy-horror stories.
![“It kind of reminded [me] of a darker version of the world in Foundryside combined with the violence and creature horror of The Library At Mount Char.” Robin Kotow](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61d5d403db45374ebd40a59c/361365d9-0a13-4635-baad-a711099139cd/ismae+reviews+robin3.jpg)
![“If you don’t already know [this series], this is the perfect place to start.” Bryan S. Glosemeyer](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61d5d403db45374ebd40a59c/85b07dd3-7815-4016-9af3-12dee0cbcd4f/AGT_Bryan3.jpg)
FOR FANS OF…
Reviewers compare King & Swanson to: China Mievlle and Perdido Street Station, Foundryside, The Library at Mount Char, The Lies of Locke Lamora, Joe Abercrombie, The Black Company series, John Carter of Mars, Fafhrd & Mouser and Fritz Lieber, the Mos Eisley cantina (multiple times), Stephen Donadlson, Robert E. Howard, Lovecraft, PKD, Final Fantasy IX, wuxia/xianxa, Dune, Count Zero, Call of Cthulhu, young Stephen King, late Donna Tartt, John Scalzi, Joshua Dalzelle, Ben Bova, grimdark, and a classic dungeon crawl. (We’ve also been compared to Neil Gaiman, but who wants to admit that?)
Don’t believe us? See the links to these reviews on each book’s page or visit Amazon and Goodreads for even more reviews and ratings.
