The Walking Ghosts (Kosmogonia)

Tim Channing and Marcus Taylor escaped the apocalypse but now find themselves standing amid its aftermath. They know now that the Dark One that haunted their dreams is not only real--it’s coming for them. Their only chance of survival is to find a lone girl hidden somewhere among the decimated American landscape.Their journey is a race against time as the nightmarish Creature devours their planet. Traveling from ocean to ocean in search of the place of stone and light, the heroic pair must evade their adversary and his dark minions while enduring the brutal conditions of their dying world. Only then will they find refuge from the monster and learn about their incredible identities as they draw ever closer to fulfilling their destinies.The end of the world is just the beginning.

About the Author

Matthew John Benecke is a writer of speculative fiction with supernatural and horror leanings and a craft beer blogger. He holds a Bachelor's of Business Administration in Finance from Baruch College where he graduated as a member of the inaugural class of Macaulay Honors Scholars. He also holds a Master's in Adolescent English Education from Brooklyn College. While working at Baruch College, he was selected to develop, implement, and instruct a summer-long creative writing seminar for high school students in the College Now program serving as an adjunct lecturer. Since 2011, he has written and maintained The Beer Whisperers craft beer blog. The Beer Whisperers is followed by more than 50 breweries from around the world including nearly a dozen of the Top 50 Breweries as listed by the Brewers Association. He has visited more than 100 breweries, many of which have been reviewed on the blog. He has also sampled nearly 3,500 different beers. His literary influences extend well beyond the borders of popular fiction and include 19th century Gothic writers like Mary Shelley, Edgar Allan Poe, Oscar Wilde, the Brontë sisters, and Henry James as well as early 20th century modernists like James Joyce, Thomas Mann and many of the great Irish poets. He draws creative motivation from the musical realm including the works of Loreena McKennitt, Nobuo Uematsu, Trent Reznor, David Draiman as well as visual media. Television shows like The Twilight Zone, The Outer Limits, LOST, Fringe, Jericho, and The Walking Dead have all provided moments of inspiration as have video games like Final Fantasy, the Legend of Zelda, and the Dragon Quest series. For more information about Matthew John Benecke and his works follow him on Twitter, like his page on Facebook, and check out his Author Central page on Amazon.com

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