The following books can be purchased for your reading pleasure. Other titles can be purchased via Jason Fischer’s Amazon page, or through his Goodreads page.
Papa Lucy saved the human race. He was a sorcerer, a lawmaker, a god.
Papa Lucy led millions from the fires and destruction of the Before, into a savage new world known as the Now.
Then, when the crops failed, when the livestock died, Papa Lucy gave hope. He gave civilisation to the broken leftovers of humanity, their minds wiped blank when they stumbled after him, through the secret places and out into the Now.
Papa Lucy saved the human race.
Papa Lucy lied.
Book 2 of the Tamsyn Webb Chronicles.
Even hidden in paradise, Tamsyn’s fate is a dark thread that leads to doom.
When Tamsyn’s past comes knocking, she is forced to leave everything behind. Death and chaos dog her as she returns to the ruins of England on a mission of redemption. Discovering the conspiracy behind the zombie outbreak, Tamsyn learns the bizarre truth about who she really is. As she falls into a strange new responsibility, the zombies become the least of her problems.
Faced with a dangerous new enemy, Tamsyn can only do what she does best – dig in her heels and give ’em hell.
Book 1 of the Tamsyn Webb Chronicles.
Tamsyn Webb has had to grow up fast. The dead walk, and they hunt the living.
One of the few safe places left in England is Gravesend, a small village turned into a fortress. Trapped with hundreds of starving, scared survivors, it’s getting harder to tell who the monsters are – the ones beyond the walls, or those huddled behind them.
When Tamsyn learns of a possible cure for the zombie virus, there’s only one option. She’ll have to jump the wall, with nothing but her bow, a quiver-full of arrows, and the terror in her gut. But even if she gets back to Gravesend in one piece, Tamsyn might just doom them all…
“Seven Threads” is a mini-collection to introduce new readers to the work of Australian fantasy author Jason Fischer. Stories in this collection include the Aurealis Award winning novella “Defy the Grey Kings” and “The House of Nameless”, winner of the Writers of the Future contest.
A collection like no other. Think of Mad Max meets Australian megafauna and you’re part way there..
“Fischer’s enthusiasm for Ozploitation is infectious, and it’s hard not to be charmed by his combination of horror and familiar Australian tropes. It is a pleasure to see so many lovingly crafted horror tales in outback settings.” – Aurealis Magazine