Author: Jake Keuhlen

  • Zombie School? Zombie School.

    Zombie School? Zombie School.

    Welcome to the mysterious UniverZity U.—”The Morgue”—where Barney and friends embark on their dangerous quest for the coveted silver tombstone. Battling rival Kevin Krueger, deciphering the eerie Book of the Undead, and confronting monstrous legends, their school year is a whirlwind of thrills and chills. Join the adventure in Barnabas Bartholomew and the Undead Freshmen—where…

  • Embark on your next quest in Quest for Gold

    Embark on your next quest in Quest for Gold

    Gorth is a small-time farmer with big-time plans to be a successfulbusiness owner so he can attract the eye of his love, Mageth. Mageth hasno eye for Gorth. Selling his family farm in The Sail to finance his next business,Gorth’s extols how he aspires to better things, and sets out to gain abusiness in the…

  • Author’s First Novel Debuts 30 Years after His First Attempt to Get It Published

    Author’s First Novel Debuts 30 Years after His First Attempt to Get It Published

    Thriller Stranger Still Waited Three Decades for Its Time Infernal Moose Publishing is releasing George Ochoa’s thrillerStranger Still today—nearly 30 years after the author first tried to get the novel published. Stranger Still is the story of Paul Inster, a brilliant but insane Columbia college student majoring in English with an undisclosed minor in knives,…

  • On Storytelling 

    On Storytelling 

    Or, How to Change the World  Stories have power. Gleemen’s tales, and bards’ epics, and rumors in the street alike. They stir passions, and change the way men see the world. -Thom Merrilyn, Winter’s Heart, Book 9 of The Wheel of Time  As a field, writing is a little bit paradoxical to me. On the…

  • Why Fantasy?

    Fantasy is without a shadow of a doubt the ur-literature, the spring from which all other literature has flown. – Sir Terry Pratchett At Infernal Moose, we specialize in the publication of fantastical novels that explore what it’s like to be human by mixing important, real themes with the “flavoring” of the Fantasy genre.