Richard A. Kirk Books

Richard A. Kirk is a Canadian author and visual artist who delves into the dark and unsettling aspects of the human psyche through his writing. His prose often possesses a dreamlike and atmospheric quality, drawing readers into complex psychological landscapes. Beyond his literary work, Kirk is also a visual artist whose illustrations have graced the works of other notable authors, contributing to a multi-faceted artistic expression. His distinct style and profound exploration of the internal world make him a compelling voice in contemporary literature.

Necessary Monsters
296 pages
11 hours of reading
Lumsden Moss, an escaped thief and passionate book lover, seeks revenge against those who wronged him. His plan to steal a rare book from the judge who imprisoned him spirals into chaos as he becomes a target for dangerous individuals. Alongside the stolen book, they are after secrets tied to Nightjar Island, a cursed site abandoned since the Purge. Moss's journey unfolds as he navigates treachery and the weight of his past while uncovering hidden truths.
Tailor of Echoes
307 pages
11 hours of reading
ABOUT THIS BOOK The ancient City of Steps is transforming. Alleys and staircases appear where none previously existed. A tree is discovered at the bottom of a canal. In his search for the cause, a young, visionary architect, Adrian Peak, falls afoul of a secret society known as the Curators. The Curators task Adrian with finding a lost document called the Oneiric Chart in their vast sealed library. The chart is the key that opens a door to a shadow city in another, eerily familiar world. Lannikin Flower, the Curator’s shadowy servant, has deeply personal interest in Adrian’s failure.

Necessary Monsters

Tailor of Echoes