When a washed-up bar-room brawler gets jumped by the ghost of a jive-turkey 1970s pimp, he discovers he’s got the power to beat the ever-loving &$#@ out of the undead. After that, &$#@ gets weird.

Published by independent Bay Area collective Montag Press, Paul d. Miller’s Albrecht Drue, ghostpuncher. may well be the most auspicious debut urban fantasy/horror novel ever written, or it might just be a wonderfully crass joyride through the darkest reaches of a booze-addled mind. Either way, it gets its readers talking… probably in language unfit for this website.

But how will the world ever find out? Released just a few weeks ago, Albrecht Drue, ghostpuncher. is already making waves, but the rising tide of new books is threatening to drown it. You see, until a book is Recommended by Amazon, it’s all but impossible for readers to find it. Amazon only recommends books that have logged a significant number of Verified Purchase Reviews, and without grass-roots support, it’s all but impossible to get those reviews.

How can you help?

Just download the eBook from Amazon, read it, and leave an honest review. Then, get everyone you know who loves great literature and/or rampant vulgarity to do the same. Find it here:  www.amazon.com/dp/1940233860

Or, just sign this petition and help get the word out.

It’s that easy.

Al’s is a voice rarely heard in the modern age: honest, occasionally offensive, and unapologetic. He might not see eye-to-eye with everyone, but that doesn’t mean he’s gonna beat you down for what you believe. He’s just a person trying to find his place in the world, and his story is worth reading. If you believe that all voices should be heard, or if you just love a good time, make Albrecht Drue, ghostpuncher. the most-read novel of 2021.

“Albrecht Drue, ghostpuncher: he punches ghosts, right in their &$#@ing ghost faces.”

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