About

 A 22 tale collection,
with 22 illustrations by Soren Häxan.

Dark, introspective, grimy, urban, strange.

“Like a puddle of blood in a back alley of New York City that  whispers to you of what could have been via a static-slathered Bluetooth  connection…”

In the movies, Thundertown was depicted like a real town, with  boundaries, Folk-run businesses, and a government. In real life,  Thundertown was a block here or there, three businesses on the same side  of the street, an unconnected sewer main, or a single abandoned  building.

When an epidemic of missing person cases is on the rise,  the police refuse to act. Instead, Alex Delatorre goes to Thundertown  for answers and finds clues leading to a new Lord trying to unite the  population.

No one has seen the Lord, and the closer Alex gets to him, the farther Alex gets from his path home.

O F Cieri is a self-taught novelist and amateur historian in New York City. Lord of Thundertown, her first novel, was published by Nine Star Press in 2020. 

In 2013 she won first place in BMCC's Poetry Competition. In 2016 she won an Honourable Mention in LaborArts Make Work Visible Competition.