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Have you ever wondered who the man in the trench coat really is? Every time you're in a pinch in Fallout, he appears out of the blue, fires his .44 Magnum, and vanishes into thin air. But where does he go? And what does he actually think about the bizarre things you do in the wasteland? Now you have the chance to find out. In the recently released, fan-made book "The Stranger Is Not Real," we have created a completely unique and entertaining take on the Fallout universe. And the best part? You can download it right now. A Noir Diary from the Edge of Reality "The Stranger Is Not Real" is a brilliant deconstruction of video game logic, told as a hardboiled and cynical noir detective story. We follow the game's most iconic guardian angel—The Mysterious Stranger—through his personal, worn-out logbook entries. Through a series of "cases," our tired narrator slowly begins to realize that he is stuck in an absurd, digital loop. He is forced by a humming i...

I am thrilled to finally unveil my latest passion project: The Ghouls Almanac: A Grim Chronicle of the Wasteland . Created with the help of my loving wife and son  —with dark, intricate illustrations conjured alongside Google Gemini —this isn't just an art book. It is a forbidden scripture of the atomic age, written in the style of a post-apocalyptic Necronomicon . If you are a fan of the Fallout universe, you know the stories. But you have never seen them told like this. The Ghouls Almanac is a visceral, mythic retelling of the events of Fallout 1 , Fallout 2 , and Fallout 3 , chronicled by the one soul who lived to see it all: Harold . Before he became the Oasis—a living cathedral of timber and vine —he was the ancient wanderer who witnessed the fall of the Master and the flight of the Enclave . Through Harold's rotting, immortal eyes, the history of the wasteland is documented not as a sci-fi adventure, but as a dark, twisted gospel of flesh, steel, and survival: The Iron ...