Tag: Novels

New Stage Play: Of Failure (2023)

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*Post is a little late but better late than never.

Abstract: Meet Odo. Odo is a young adult who thinks he failed all of his passions because he is not famous nor generated any income from it. He does not feel like a failure but society’s projection makes him feel of such. He speaks his thoughts out loud from his room, to finally fully expressing himself at the local park. All he knows is, he is fully expressing himself a hundred percent and is proud in doing so.

Little does Odo know, who he is to meet to and the unfolding of situations thereafter.

Amazon Link: Link Here to Amazon

*Written for stage-play.

Leon X the Author © 2023. All Rights Reserved.

New Novel: The Anatomist (2023)

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I just finished editing and publishing my sixth novel. This novel is the THIRD in the Det. K and Det. O series. I do not want to go into detail about the story and will let the readers read for themselves. Also, I would like to note, as always, I understand some readers might be upset with the dialogue or even actions, but remember, it is crime fiction and the world of the dark crime world within the City of Briggs, through the eyes of the two detectives and everyone involved. It really is horror, but let’s be honest about it, humans need monsters for that, forgetting it’s actually an aspect of them. Other than that, if you take the dialogue out of context, that’s on you, not me, hence it being fiction.

OK, link below. E-book and Paperback available.

Link to Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7FHDW23

Preview Below:

New Novel: Jeremias (2022)

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I recently just finished cleaning up my fifth new novel, and it is now live on Amazon, both in e-book and paperback form. The work itself, is a continuation from the work of “KALI”, and has the same detectives working on cases and some other twists and turns. I am truly grateful for the process of writing thinking about it, for what it does for me through creative expression. Do not get me wrong, I know some will find my work dark, controversial, and some even “racist”, but it is not. They are all the in context of the story.

Other than that, a link to the work is below:

Link to Paperback: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0BC6XX79F/ref