Psychopomp Blues follows two workers at the bottom rung of a vast, shadowy organisation. Gianni is a depressed young man with no future, and Charn is a jaded middle aged woman with too much past. Together they must collect pre-packaged afterlives from grims, spectral creatures that only those melancholic enough can see. They apply these afterlives to wealthy clients, struggling to keep both their conscience and sanity while toeing the company line. Psychopomp Blues lingers in the absurd mundane, the unseen and unglamorous world upon which the glitz is built. It is a world where our lives are productised even beyond our deaths, and where the most horrific demise imaginable stares you in the face with a grin. It is corporate culture brought to humorous and often horrific heights. The vast wealth of human myth and spirituality steeping in the psychosis of post-Covid. The scope of American Gods meets the lonely paranoia of Le Carre. No AI was used in the creation of this book.