PreviewsGMB Chomichuk
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The Backbone of Night
Book Two in The Automatic Age Saga
GMB Chomichuk
This powerfully illustrated sequel to The Automatic Age sees Kerion, who is part automatic, and his son, Barry, continue to navigate a world where the autovolts have taken over, but now they have a destination, a possible escape to a world with other humans: the Backbone of Night, a tower that reaches to the stars.
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Blood Letters
Ariel Gordon, GMB Chomichuk, GMB Chomichuk (Illustrator)
This innovative, illustrated, epistolary novel made up of military records, letters, poems, drawings, and maps, is set in a futuristic war with flesh-eating fog and robotic monstrosities. Siblings Kris, Albany, and Millie write letters to each other about their roles in the war – Kris (a poet) is in special ops, Albany (an artist) is a soldier at the front, and Millie (a mathematical genius) is a code worker behind the lines, where she tries to protect the others from the worst of the war.
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Good Boys
GMB Chomichuk
Cats at school bully Dogs to the point where Dogs are no longer attending, and soon the bullying spreads throughout the city. Using cats and dogs as an analogy, this graphic novel asks readers to examine their own biases – how they are learned and the consequences of biases going unchecked.
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Khyber
Chadwick Ginther, GMB Chomichuk (Illustrator)
These five stories of sword and sorcery are set in Khyber, a city at the centre of a shared world, divided into distinct sections and classes, with a watery, stinking underworld, and filled with thieves, cannibals, rat catchers, seers, and more, all on a quest for something or someone.
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Shared World
Jonathan Ball, GMB Chomichuk, James Gillespie, Chadwick Ginther
This collection of sword and sorcery stories set in a shared world includes an introduction by Silvia Moreno-Garcia, an outro by S. M. Beiko, and two stories each by Chadwick Ginther, GMB Chomichuk and James Gillespie, and Jonathan Ball.
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The Automatic Age
GMB Chomichuk
With evocative and stark illustrations, this story of a father and son navigating an automated apocalypse portrays their struggle against the ever-present technological surveillance and the robot search teams that are out to remove all humans.
