The Sea of Ash

A fresh take on cosmic horror... A Victorian Englishman summons a strange puppet-like being to an old Colonial Inn. A doctor returns from the Great War and discovers a mysterious naked woman at the edge of the Atlantic. A contemporary collector of arcane books retraces the steps of these other men -- adventurers who sought out the mysteries of neighboring dimensions. In THE SEA OF ASH, Scott Thomas takes us along as three men from three different centuries experience the wonders and horrors of an unknown New England. "Never had the universe felt so vast, and I so small within it. I had, through circumstance, been made aware of something, but of what? Something either too horrible or too beautiful for humans to know." —From The Sea of Ash

About the Author

Scott Thomas' short story collections include "Urn and Willow", "Midnight in New England", "Quill and Candle", "Westermead", "The Garden of Ghosts", "Cobwebs and Whispers" and "Over The Darkening Fields". His novel "Fellengrey" is a fantastical nautical adventure set in an alternate 18th century Britain. Thomas lives in New England.

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