Brian Gage Books

The Amazing Snox Box
The Amazing Snox Box

By Tom Ellsworth, Robert Park, Brian Gage

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“to Subjugate Slaves, Convince Them They’re Free.” So Says Sammy Sopkins, The Intergalactic Salesman, In This Witty Send-up Of Corporate Capitalism. Sammy Is Hired To Help King Locks, Ruler Of...

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Snark Inc.
Snark Inc.

By Tom Ellsworth, Brian Gage, Written By Brian Gage

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Snark Inc. takes place in the small town of Snark, U.S.A., where the citizens dream of owning Snark, the greatest and most versatile material possession on the planet. Everyone works at Snark Inc.,...

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The Saddest Little Robot
The Saddest Little Robot

By Brian Gage

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On An Asteroid At The End Of The Universe, A Curious Drudgebot Dares To Question Father Screen And Discovers That There Is Light And Life Beyond Dome City.

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Burn, Christmas! Burn!!
Burn, Christmas! Burn!!

By Brian Gage

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Burn, Christmas! Burn! is a humorous Christmas book about Santa’s Elves who are tired of being third-rate drones in his oppressive sweatshop. Santa is greedy and old. Mrs. Claus is the crotchety an...

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Where the Cows Still Play
Nosferatu Conspiracy
Nosferatu Conspiracy

By Brian Gage

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