Nigel Whitlock was just your average ex-aristocrat serving time for a little light sabotage until his late father's mistress-marshal sprung him from prison and hurled him headfirst into a galactic murder mystery. Now, alongside his alien best friend, a psychic, a sarcastic AI, and his own clone (awkward), Nigel must outwit power-hungry politicians and cultists obsessed with a cosmic entity known as the Constant Name.
The stakes? Only the minds of every living thing in the Milky Way. If Nigel can't stop a galaxy-wide psychic group hug, he might just end up sharing brain space with his enemies. And what could possibly go wrong with that?
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Meet Justin Carlos Alcala, an award-winning Mexican-American novelist and short story writer who flunked the modern world and decided to give it a supernatural makeover. Justin is the chaos goblin behind The Plenty Dreadful universe, a deranged and spooky sandbox where folklore collides with cosmic absurdity. He is a Horror Writers Association Diversity Award winner, a Speculative Literature Foundation finalist, and a guest essayist for the University of British Columbia Project Archives, among other Cub Scout badges.