Joshua Gamon
Comic Book Writer and Author
Upcoming 2026 Releases
Marlowe House
a novel
On Sale August 10
In an alternate 1930s England, the country is in the throes of a civil cold war. From the ashes of a failed uprising, the Compliance Act is passed, stripping women of their rights and sentencing them to harsh labour camps in the industrial north. London, gripped by its coldest winter in generations, is governed by Marlowe House, a cruel secret police force that rules over the public through fear and surveillance, and is tasked with the arrests of all dissidents by any means.
Officer Jack King has spent years serving it without question, until his partner's death exposes a truth too dangerous to ignore. In his grief, he is drawn to an older woman, Abigail Spencer, a mysterious prisoner he's tasked to escort from Birmingham to London. But in a moment of humanity, King sets off a chain of events that leads to the absolute destruction of everything he once held dear.
Evermore: Digressions
a one-shot comic
In this special issue leading into Volume III, the Major House of Arcana’s Magician has gone missing, and the Ten of Swords descends from Mars to Evermore to find him. As many gather to mourn the fall of Sleepy Hollow, Manchester Rabbit and the former captain of the Spade Cards, Ace, find themselves trapped in an impossible situation far from home. When the truth about the Magician leads the Ten of Swords to the two Wonderlanders, how can a bookworm and a disgraced soldier survive against the god of Destruction?
Who I Buried Under the Sunflowers and Other Confessions
Who I Buried Under the Sunflowers and Other Confessions is a testimony. Grim secrets too bleak to reveal without meter. They are cautionary tales; a single lie hidden within a thousand truths. On every page, a congress of confessions. Here are poems of grief, guilt, memory, obsession, faith, and the ghosts we carry long after the graves have been filled. Some wounds fester. Some become gardens. I warn you: if you desire inner peace, you will not find it here. Many write poetry to escape. My poetry imprisons.