I got a lovely email the other day from Telegram Books directing me to their website and making a few suggestions of books that I might like. So I thought I’d bring you a couple of books that sound right up my street.
All My Friends Are Superheroes by Andrew Kaufman
All Tom’s friends really are superheroes. Tom even married a superhero, the Perfectionist. But at their wedding the Perfectionist is hypnotized by her ex, Hypno, to believe that Tom is invisible. Nothing he does can make her see him.
Six months later the Perfectionist is sure that Tom has abandoned her, so she’s moving to Vancouver. She’s going to use her superpower to leave all the heartbreak behind. With no idea that Tom is beside her she boards the plane: Tom has until they touch down to convince her he’s there, or he loses her forever…
You must admit that novelised superheroes are quite rare and a superhero love story must be rarer. Sounds like an amazing idea. I wonder if it’ll work?
The Legend of Sander Grant by Marc Phillips
Sander Grant comes from a long line of giant men, cattle ranchers in Dixon, Texas. And as Sander is soon to learn, he is one of the few remaining descendants of the angels mentioned in The Book of Genesis who procreated with women, thus souring their relationship with God. He would rather people forgot all about these ill-begotten sons of his, so he’s taken to warning Sander by raining hurt on his mother and inflicting their cattle with BSE. Sander knows too much. He’ll have to make a deal with God. A magical tale that
I don’t know why but the idea of giant men as cattle ranchers sounds very very interesting! At least I’ve never seen a story like that before.
Anybody read them? Or others from Telegram Books? Any thoughts?
I think I’m going to be paying a bit more attention to them now I know about them



