Suggested BISAC Codes
FIC028010 — Fiction / Humorous / General
FIC009050 — Fiction / Fantasy / Humorous
FIC009020 — Fiction / Fantasy / Dark Fantasy
FIC029000 — Fiction / Short Stories
FIC019000 — Fiction / Literary
Back-Cover Copy
In a world where the improbable happens with alarming regularity, David Odin is discovering that growing up might be the least of his problems. Reality bends, adults behave badly, and the universe appears to be operating on a sense of humor that borders on malicious.
Part dark comedy, part surreal adventure, the Odds series follows characters who stumble through chaos with stubborn resilience and a refusal to behave sensibly. Philosophical mischief, absurd encounters, and a steady stream of strange events propel the story forward.
For readers who enjoy sharp wit, imaginative worlds, and stories that laugh at the boundaries between the ordinary and the impossible.
Comparative Titles
Lemony Snicket — A Series of Unfortunate Events
Terry Pratchett — Discworld
Neil Gaiman — The Graveyard Book
Douglas Adams — The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
Ferik
Smith
A darkly comic fantasy adventure where reality bends, mischief thrives, and surviving childhood may require negotiating with the universe itself.
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Ferik J.
Smith
A profane supernatural caper where criminals, saints, and cosmic accidents collide in the most badly managed universe imaginable.
Suggested BISAC Codes
FIC028020 — Fiction / Humorous / Dark Humor
FIC009050 — Fiction / Fantasy / Humorous
FIC009070 — Fiction / Fantasy / Urban
FIC030000 — Fiction / Thrillers / Comic
FIC052000 — Fiction / Satire
Back-Cover Copy
The universe is vast, complicated, and apparently run by a management structure that makes very questionable hiring decisions.
When small-time criminals, supernatural bureaucrats, and cosmic accidents collide, the results are rarely tidy. Saints appear where they shouldn't, crime syndicates expand where they can't, and one very confused human finds himself caught in the middle of events that may determine far more than the fate of a single bad day.
Combining criminal farce, metaphysical satire, and relentless dark humor, this story turns the ordinary rules of reality upside down—then laughs while everything falls apart.
Comparative Titles
Irvine Welsh — Trainspotting
Christopher Moore — Lamb
Douglas Adams — The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy
Terry Pratchett — Good Omens / Discworld tone