Rex Hurst

The Paragon of Animals

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My new collection of science fiction stories will be out soon. Below is the cover art.

Jaloon: Assassin’s Cape: A series of interconnected stories around a technician on a frontier outpost in the Andromeda Galaxy. She must deal with monsters, alien assassins, and worst of all her family.

For those who are asking I’m currently working on two horror novels:

Satanic Panic: About a boy who discovers his parents are Satanists. Currently publication for this novel has been accepted by Crystal lake Publishing.

Sunday Morning at the Peak of Hell: About a journey through modern day hell.

The rough drafts for both are finished and now going through the editing process. Hope to have these out next year.

Additionally I am working on a comic that will exist in the same Universe as my science fiction stories, Across the Wounded Galaxy , Spiff Blasthandy, and Twin Villains but be independent from the other texts.

Here are some of the pages:

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Jaloon: Assassin’s Cape – Sneak Peak

September 13, 2019

Coming soon, my new novella- consisting of three short stories with the same protagonist, the alien female Jaloon Roe. A technician on the planet Commonwealth, she has to navigate off-world gangsters, alien assassins, and worst of all, her own family. Below is the concept art from the book and a sample of the book itself. … More Jaloon: Assassin’s Cape – Sneak Peak

Pope Alexander IV’s Smutty Story -True Tale

September 7, 2019

Franciscan monk Salimbene de Adam’s Cronica covered the years 1167–1287 and the people he met in his travels about the courts of Europe. In it he describes everyday life vividly and gives unrivalled detail into internal disputes in the Franciscan order at the time, which include many lusty, prank filled, violent episodes of life in … More Pope Alexander IV’s Smutty Story -True Tale

Walt Whiman’s Lover Tells How They Met

August 31, 2019

Walt Whitman, one of the greatest poets of Americana and author of Leaves of Grass, is now openly acknowledged as homosexual, though the man absolutely denied it (understandably so) during his lifetime. Peter Doyle was conductor on a railroad and met Whitman in Washington, D.C.. While shying away from any specifics, he admits his close … More Walt Whiman’s Lover Tells How They Met

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