Splinter Salem Part Three

by Wayne Hill

Overview

SPLINTER SALEM

What if the worst version of you is exactly what the world needs?

The epic Space Fable Splinter Salem is a tale of love and loss, life and death, of redemption and copious amounts of space grog. 
With inspiration from Douglas Adams, Hunter S Thompson, Terry Pratchett, Clive Barker and Stephen King. Splinter Salem is currently a three part series, with much more planned for the future. Think Deadpool meets Red Dwarf.
Each novella- sized part consists of 11 stunning artworks and just under 200 pages. 
Why not raise a Bucky beer and join the Space Fable revolution? 

All three sections along with the 30+ images were completed over a 10 year period by one extremely weird chap who lives in a dusty warehouse

The much awaited third instalment of Splinter Salem has been lined up

In one -neck it- enjoy the smokey burn

If you enjoy it, rumble like Tom Waits and strum like Keith Richards- maybe leave a jagged little review… if you can find all your eyeballs and fingers

Enjoy the Bucky sludge, and the bang bangs.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940165249358
Publisher:	Wayne Hill
Publication date:	06/01/2021
Series:	Splinter Salem
Sold by:	Draft2Digital
Format:	eBook
File size:	1 MB

About the Author

Wayne Hill is an enigma, little is known of this unreal wizard of words. Some say his powers come from an alien squid he carries in a backpack- it frequently swears at him, putting him down at any given opportunity. Others believe him to be completely insane and would do anything to stop him from mingling with normal people, or mildly nerdy people, or even the dregs of humanity, just about anyone really. Whatever the case may be, his status as genius has now been secured with this unbelievable literary accomplishment. He's turned down all the awards for this book because it's too good for awards. Awards don't even do his work justice. Justice doesn't do his work justice. His book now exists as a lawless cowboy shooting anyone down who staggers into his saloon of literary accomplishment.....Wayne Hill definitely didn't write this too...... no way.