• The Great Outer Dark

The Great Outer Dark

October 31, 2023 | ISBN 978-1-989496-60-2 | 250 Pages

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October 31, 2023250 pages | ISBN 978-1-989496-60-2 **Winner of the 2023 Hamilton Literary Awards Kerry Schooley Award** The electrifying conclusion to the Midnight Games trilogy. Aboard the airship Sorcerer, Nate Silva rides a galaxy-spanning continuum threshold on a dangerous rescue mission to the home planet of the hideous Great Old Ones. But returning to Earth, Nate finds Hamilton in the grip of a newer, stronger Resurrection Church of the Ancient Gods and a mind-controlling monster called Oracle. Caught in the middle are Nate’s friends and a mysterious double agent, the enigmatic Dr. Eldritch. To rescue the city, and the world,… Read more
  • **Winner of the 2023 Hamilton Literary Awards Kerry Schooley Award**

  • E380 with David Neil Lee (Jamie Tennant, Get Lit, 28/02/2024)
    Jamie Tennant is back once again with David Neil Lee to talk about the third in his creepy Lovecraftian YA trilogy.

    Howl – Tuesday February 20, 2024 (Hollay Ghadery, Howl, 20/02/2024)
    Hollay Ghadery talks to author David Neil Lee about his book The Great Outer Dark.


    Power Q & A with David Neil Lee (River Street Writing, 15/12/2023)
    "What this does, I hope, is give a certain perspective on the powers that shape our own lives."

  • David Neil Lee is a writer and double bassist. Originally from BC, he spent years in the Toronto art scene and on BC's Sunshine Coast, and currently lives in Hamilton, Ontario. He has just finished a PhD in English at the University of Guelph. In 2012, Toronto's Tightrope Books issued David's first novel, Commander Zero. In 2014, a new and revised edition of David's critically acclaimed jazz book The Battle of the Five Spot: Ornette Coleman and the New York Jazz Field was launched at the New School for Public Engagement in New York City. In 2016, the City of Hamilton awarded the Kerry Schooley award for the book that "best conveys the spirit of Hamilton" to David's Lovecraftian young adult novel, The Midnight Games.