At night I write the History of Folly — an urban-fantasy series where Greek myth turns up in modern cities. It runs across three connected series. Everything below is free to start reading.
Hercules, retold — in a city where the gods never left.
Myth and reality collide in New Illion. A conspiracy of gods and demons threatens the city, and the only people who can see it coming are a detective who shouldn't exist and a gunslinger who can't catch a break.
Modern myth, descending on the New York subway.
A college student on a New York subway is hurled into a fight for his life as demons descend on the city. Gifted power by a Greek goddess, he becomes the White Knight — New York's last hope against creatures long forgotten.

The first collection of White Knight stories — Ben Miles's early run as the city's reluctant protector, one short story at a time.
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The second volume — worse things crawl out of the dark, and the cost of standing between the city and them keeps climbing.
Start reading →A bookseller who keeps the peace between worlds.
Durand Gaspard opened his shop chasing the quiet calm of a library. The History of Folly had other plans. Meet the Adjudicator — the man who settles what mortals and gods cannot.