Those Wyrd and Wonderful spurs a fresh perspective for fans of epic fantasy and westerns, detailing a bunch of misfits who struggle against insurmountable odds, trauma and turmoil which cultivate in their own anxiety-riddled adventures.
Their troop regularly confronts the supernatural, fighting to become more than pawns between the games of cosmic horrors. Magik often draws the ire of ruinous powers, and in a world where isolated frontier towns are crushed by relentless torrents of snowfall, vagabonds take all the help they can get, lest be wiped off the map. The events in this novel start similarly to the Klondike Gold Rush, as pioneers attempt to tame the unbound wilderness. Those at the mercy of the weather quickly discover fate pulling their strings, and beasts nipping at their heels, goading them further into the fray. In a realm so ferocious, everything may appear bleak and dismal, but there is still much joy left in the world, hidden to all those too bitter or driven to drink. Whether those find love in our hobbies and craft, or each other, there is always balance, a light to guide way through the dark.
The gods shake their snow globe and chuckle, for the world was not always silent and still.