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"An inherently fascinating, macabre work of perfectly executed fantasy fiction, Mulgara: The Necromancer's Will is a simply riveting novel from first page to last. Showcasing an author with a genuine flair for spine chilling originality..."—Midwest Book Review"David Rose's Mulgara: The Necromancer's Will is a great blend of fantasy, horror and even humor. Caught me off guard as to how fun it was to read... And I think it will you, too."—John F.D. Taff, Bram Stoker Award-Nominated Author of The End in All Beginnings and Little Black Spots"Necromancy is a fascinating dark art, and David Rose tells a captivating story in Mulgara: The Necromancer's Will. If you want to escape the politics and anxiety of modern times, this tale of fantasy and horror is easy to slip into—sprinkled with humor, and bawdy wastrels."—Richard Thomas, author of Thriller nominee BreakerPraise of From Sand and TimeWith a brilliant philosophical mind and a seemingly endless font of creativity, this former Marine—and front-line warrior in the Global War on Terror—pours a lifetime of personal anguish, edge-of-civilization experience, and deep reflection into his collection of poems. Turn off all the noise and spend quiet, meaningful moments with Rose's work of art."—David Aretha, editor of World War II Chronicle and Nam: The Story of a Generation"Visceral, heartbreaking, funny, introspective, and unflinchingly honest, the poetry of David Rose authentically captures the warrior experience."—Rich Ritter, author of Toil Under the Sun"Swinging words like hammers."—Leo Jenkins, author of With A PenPraise for No Joy"The refreshingly distinctive memoir is a mix of both situations plus a generous dose of partying—all in the service of trying to explain 'why so many Millennial men chose to experience War.' With less profound references—to dick tricks, poles and holes—Rose is a thinking person's Tucker Max, a guy who has fun philosophically."—The Military Times"This is not a confessional, and it's not exactly anti-war. It's definitely not jingoistic, either. It's straight-talk about warrior culture."—Dwarf + Giant