The Log Farm Farmer's Market
670 Cedarview Road,
Nepean, Ontario
Saturday, October 14th,
join me at The Log Farm Farmer's Market
from 9 am - 2 pm
With the release of my latest novel, The Refuse Chronicles, The Lovecraftian-horror, The Symbiot-Series has come to an end!
Available at this event will be the entire series (at up to 35% off final retail prices!)
The Symbiot
"In the Symbiot, Weatherall has created a spine chilling tale reminiscent of the style of Stephen King"
TDC Book Reviews
“Lovecraftian atmosphere and themes at their best. Michel Weatherall is a master of this style of horror - he’ll keep you up all night reading, then for days just thinking about it.”
Apt 613's Laurie Stewart, Author
"Devoted music enthusiast and accomplished pianist, Lorne S. Gibbons, realizes the grim truth regarding a long lost and forbidden music as an evil entity is unleashed which threatens all existing life of Earth. As a crescendo of unknowable forces prepare to wipe out anyone in their way, Lorne and Veronica begin a race against complete annihilation. With little reinforcements, Lorne and Veronica have to fight against the god-aspiring creature to avoid further bloodshed. However, when godly power collides with humanity, the results are devastating."
Joshua Hubley
"One man's musical passion leads on a temporal hunt through a Lovecraftian world on a collision course with extinction! Reminiscent with Guy de Maupassant's The Horla"
'Seph Sayers, Blogger & Book Reviewer
The Hunt: Symbiosys
"Action packed political and supernatural thrills are the backbone of this nod to Lovecraftian horror. Michel deftly weaves a fistful of threads into a tapestry of darkness..."
Laurie Stewart, Apt613 review
Necropolis
"Woven throughout this entire literary piece are the stories of characters forgotten from the original novella, The Symbiot. Written as three separate pieces, following 6 story lines set in 3 different ages, Necropolis is intricate storytelling!
"The first piece tells the story of the fall and demise of the ancient Egyptian man-god, Pharaoh Nyarlathotep.
The second brings us back to the characters we left in the previous book, ten years later. The promises hinted at in TheHunt: Symbiosys, do not disappoint and come to fruition in Necropolis, with full blown Lovecraftian-mythos monsters!
"It's Modern Tech versus forgotten aeons-old evil, with a reminiscent flavouring similar to Grandma Death's fictitious book (Donnie Darko, 2001)!
"It has been a decade since The Hunt and the Gibbons' children are humanity's last hope!
"Necropolis spans three millennia - from Pharaoh Nyarlathotep's genesis and demise, to the discovery of the derelict Japanese Destroyer, the Yamayuki, to the world shattering rising of R'lyeh!
"The world is at its end!
R'lyeh has risen!
Cthulhu's high priest has awoken!
Ia! Ia! Cthulhu Fhtagn!"
The Refuse Chronicles
“The Refuse Chronicles brings the reader back into the dark, mystic, and action-packed lovecraftian world of The Symbiot.
“With skill, Weatherall weaves a story where characters bigger than life collide into a daring and memorable conclusion to The Symbiot-Series. “Be prepared to be taken on a ride that defies conventions as you meet new characters and reconnect with old ones. This is a book that you are unlikely to forget.”
Nancy Laflamme,
beta-reader (Policy Analyst)
"Restraint has been abandoned. Pain, loss, rage, bloodshed, murder and mayhem reign. "There is a subtle line between vengeance and justice, and in The Refuse Chronicles - for hero and villain alike - their definitions are lost. "The ultimate Lovecraftian ode to cosmic-horror."
Phoebe Caulfield, Goodreads
"A true homage to Lovecraft and the genre of Weird Fiction. "Witness the rise of a truly vicious and lethal villain the likes of which we've never seen in the entire Symbiot-Series. "It's modern-tech vs ancient forgotten evil. It's Lovecraft with teeth and bullets! "Murder. Mystery. Sci-fi. Ghost story. Subtle comedy. Traditional monster-story. Action. Historic. Spiritual. This anthology of assorted novelettes runs a complete gamut as they weave together to bring this series to its final and brutal conclusion!"
'Seph Sayers,
from The Woven
Book Reviewer
“A brilliant and twisted collection of related tales in the world of Nyarlathotep. Ancient evil, folk tales and modern horror will curl your gut and haunt your sleep.”
Laurie Stewart,
author and publisher
