Justin Alcala

When Adair, a comic book loving changeling who's as excitable as he is clueless, accidentally gets caught up in a wicked fairy plot, he all but gives up on hope of survival. That is until he narrowly escapes the Autumn Queen's wrath and is spat out into the world of mortals. Trouble is, Adair hasn't the first clue on how to make it in the world of men, especially in Killarney. Fortunately, his guardian, Robin Goodfellow, makes arrangement to keep him safe in what can only be described as a fairy witness protection program. While adjusting to his new life, Adair befriends a ghost with an Elvis addiction, a cursed Irish rover and an adventurous American tourist named Evie. As Adair puts together clues as how to strike back at the Autumn Queen, he realizes that there's more that meets the eye to Evie, and she may be bait set by Queen. Dim Fairy Tales is Justin Alcala at his weirdest. It takes old Celtic folklore and blends it with the absurd for an outrageous ride.

When Ned, a fallen angel who's as suave as he is brainy, accidentally starts the Great Chicago Fire during an assignment, he all but gives up on ever visiting Earth again- that is until his replacement goes missing, and Ned gets a chance at redemption.The Devil in the Wide City is an absurdist fictional piece about Ned, a fallen angel demoted from his job as a corruptor after starting the Great Chicago Fire. Fortunately, his replacement goes missing a century later, and Ned is sent back to Chicago in order to find out why. Only a lot has changed since the 19th century including the size of the city and its people. Incredibly, while tracking his replacement, Ned meets local celebrities like the ghost of Catherine O'Leary and John Dillinger the vampire. However, it's not until Ned crosses paths with Chelsea, an edgy, but lovable bookstore owner, that his world turns upside-down. Can Ned finally do his job right or will his heart get in the way?