Joshua Evans Books

Vivacious tangerine peels tearing through teal; ivory, orange, and crimson: little infernos tainting my vision... So Cried the Wolf is a collection of over 120 poems written over a two year period. Born out of one of the worst chapters of my life, it can be described as a collection of moments - attitudes, ideas, emotions, and experiences - had over a lifetime wrought with as many tragic moments as fortunate ones. It can also be understood, in a more fundament sense, as a story of being broken and of overcoming hardship; of death and rebirth; of darkness begetting light. Divided into two parts, each containing three chapters of free verse and informal rhyme, this collection draws from Existential and Stoic philosophy, Psychology, and experience to tell a story of personal growth. Complexly woven, intellectually deep, laced with meaning, and sometimes outright biting, So Cried the Wolf leaves room for the reader's interpretation, giving it endless re-readability while remaining powerful in its messaging.

Aeven embarks on a seemingly straightforward mission that spirals into chaos as he uncovers dark secrets hidden in the Chraonos Arcanum. His journey forces him to confront buried truths that threaten to shatter his world and sanity. Struggling between his identity as a mercenary and his former life as a knight, he must navigate a realm on the brink of destruction, battling both external dangers and internal turmoil. The narrative explores themes of identity, madness, and the consequences of uncovering the past.

The Coolsons Kids return for more thrilling adventures, facing off against a variety of villains, robots, and formidable groups. As they navigate epic battles, the stakes rise with the looming threat of the Rectovirus and the potential return of Mr. Mike as their leader. This exciting journey promises action-packed moments and new friendships, making it an engaging continuation of their saga.