Author Description

The sea has always had boundaries. Men have always tested them. When a fishing vessel is pushed farther from shore than any before it, the crew encounters more than storms, predators, and hostile men. They stumble into waters claimed by something older, where men are noticed, marked, and answered. Drawing inspiration from the biblical imagery of Job and the seafaring traditions of the ancient world, Leviathan is a tense, atmospheric novella about fear, belief, and the cost of ignoring hard-earned knowledge. It blends quiet dread with moments of violence, asking what kind of world produces stories of fire in the sea and creatures no man can master. Some stories are warnings. Some survive because the warning was real.