Buy—links to all retailers
for all titles by Rohan Quine

These six tales share what is probably the same cast of main characters. All six are free-standing and make full sense when they’re read in any order you please. However, the ideal order would be to start with The Beasts of Electra Drive. This is because, in addition to being its own beast, this novel is a prequel to the other five titles. Revealing the beautiful origins of those main characters, The Beasts of Electra Drive is therefore something of a hub for the other five tales’ spokes.

The sequence of the other five is more up for grabs, but the purest chronology of all six stories’ events would be: (1) The Beasts of Electra Drive (novel); (2) The Imagination Thief (novel); (3) The Platinum Raven (novella); (4) The Host in the Attic (novella); (5) Apricot Eyes (novella); and (6) Hallucination in Hong Kong (novella). So that’s the order in which I’ll list their retailers’ links, here below.
 
(1) Links to all retailers for novel The Beasts of Electra Drive—paperback
(1) Links to all retailers for novel The Beasts of Electra Drive—ebook
(1) Links to all retailers for novel The Beasts of Electra Drive—audiobook
 
(2) Links to all retailers for novel The Imagination Thief—paperback
(2) Links to all retailers for novel The Imagination Thief—ebook
 
(3)-(6) Links to all retailers for The Platinum Raven and other novellas (comprising the below four novellas)—paperback
 
(3) Links to all retailers for novella The Platinum Raven—ebook
(4) Links to all retailers for novella The Host in the Attic—ebook
(4) Links to all retailers for novella The Host in the Attic—audiobook
(5) Links to all retailers for novella Apricot Eyes—ebook
(6) Links to all retailers for novella Hallucination in Hong Kong—ebook
 
(1)-(6) Buy Direct (from this website)—all ebooks
 
If you’ve enjoyed any of these tales, then my warm appreciation for leaving a quick rating or just a handful of words of feedback on it, at the online retailer it came from. If you are able to do so, then this really would help me enormously, so very many thanks!
 

The Beasts of Electra Drive (novel): paperback front cover; ebook cover; and audiobook cover

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The Imagination Thief (novel): paperback front cover; and ebook cover

The text of The Imagination Thief is identical in its paperback and ebook formats. Beside that text, the ebook format also contains some photographic content, plus links to films and to a video-book version and an audio version of the novel.

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The Platinum Raven and other novellas (collection of four novellas): paperback front cover

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The same four novellas: four ebook covers

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The same four novellas: four audiobook covers

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The Beasts of Electra Drive

From Hollywood Hills mansions and Century City towers, to South Central motels and the oceanside refinery, The Beasts of Electra Drive by Rohan Quine spans a mythic L.A., following seven spectacular characters (or Beasts) from games designer Jaymi’s game-worlds. The intensity of those Beasts’ creation cycles leads to their release into real life in seemingly human forms, and to their combative protection of him from destructive rivals at mainstream company Bang Dead Games. A prequel to Quine’s other five tales, The Beasts of Electra Drive is a unique explosion of glamour and beauty, horror and enchantment, celebrating the mechanisms and magic of creativity itself.
 

The Imagination Thief

The Imagination Thief by Rohan Quine is about a web of secrets, triggered by the stealing and copying of people’s imaginations and memories. It’s about the magic that can be conjured up by images of people, in imagination or on film; the split between beauty and happiness in the world; and the allure of various kinds of power. It celebrates some of the most extreme possibilities of human imagination, personality and language, exploring the darkest and brightest flavours of beauty living in our minds.
 

The Platinum Raven

The Platinum Raven by Rohan Quine is a triple convulsion whereby our heroine Raven escalates herself into the Chocolate Raven and then the Platinum Raven, from London to Dubai to the tower in the hills in the desert—then back down again, forever changed.
 

The Host in the Attic

The Host in the Attic by Rohan Quine is a hologram of Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray, digitised and reframed in cinematic style, set in London’s Docklands in a few years’ time.
 

Apricot Eyes

In Apricot Eyes by Rohan Quine, a cat-and-mouse pursuit through the New York City night involves a preacher, a psychic and a dominatrix, broadcast live on air—until a horror is unearthed, bringing two of them together and the third to a sticky end.
 

Hallucination in Hong Kong

In Hallucination in Hong Kong by Rohan Quine, sliding from joy to nightmare and back, a plane-flight frames a journey into Jaymi’s and Angel’s polarised identities and perceptions, where past and present merge in an obsessive fantasy of love, death, horror and apocalyptic beauty.
 

The Platinum Raven and other novellas

The Platinum Raven and other novellas by Rohan Quine is a paperback comprising a collection of four novellas—The Platinum Raven, The Host in the Attic, Apricot Eyes and Hallucination in Hong Kong—each novella being also available by itself as an ebook. All four are literary fiction with a touch of magical realism and a dusting of horror, celebrating the darkest and brightest possibilities of human imagination, personality and language.
 

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