Kirjahaku

Henry is dead. He's dead and in the afterlife and he isn't going back. But something is wrong in the gloomy landscape, some kind of demon is taking souls, kidnapping young women, shapeshifting through the woods. It will take an unorthodox group of dead men, led by the Devil himself, to track the beast down and bring the missing home. A romping, strange, humorous tale about addiction, heartbreak, frailty, and hope.

From writer and designer Brandon Michael Elrod, a collection of poems, miseries, and prose that touch on what it means to be in love and what it means to lose it. From dark bars in Brooklyn to serene lakes in Michigan, this collection ambles over cracked and reframed memories, explaining how the world can simultaneously be so dark while also forgiving. How losing something can mean finding something better. How it is alright to know pain if you always remember that there is sweetness out there as well.