COMING NOVEMBER 22ND
Backdropped by the Amazon’s towering twin volcanic peaks, Waspocalypse!–the debut novel from author Sean Jeremy Palmer–is an entomologist’s greatest adventure…and the very-very scariest bug-fiction ever told.
Waspocalypse! is a profound, comic, catastrophic, alliterative Pulp-Fictionary 23rd-century tale of an illusive-entomologist, a mysterious-cowboy on a turbulent-aeroplane, a beautiful-but-sinister scientist…a legendary multi-hyphenate…all playing spiders that get caught in their own webs.
Inspired by the ghosts of Hemingway, the brooding of Woolf, the spirits of Morrison, the transformation of Kafka, the guilt of Dostoevsky, and more, African-American author Sean Jeremy Palmer captures the cultural-totems of the 20th-century–and in a literary blender–combines them with the multiplying-political-horrors of our ever-present 21st-century…while journeying further into an Amazonian twilight-zone. A journey that descends into the nature of our fears, and the fear of approaching horror.
ABOUT THE BOOK
An entomologist discovers a killer wasp specie that’s both a biomedical breakthrough and a harbinger of humanity’s doom. “Waspocalypse!”, the debut novel from Sean Jeremy Palmer, is a dark, comic, and catastrophic odyssey following a flawed workaholic from the halls of entomology to the jungles of the Amazon, through crises of conscience, corruption, social disorder and to the slipperiest slope of man’s terrifying, bug-infested downfall.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sean Jeremy Palmer is an entrepreneur, author, composer, musician, and actor. Waspocalpyse!”, his first published novel, is set to be released by Street Angels Books on November 22nd, 2023.
Sean founded his digital marketing agency, Solar Jet Pro, in 2006. 17 years in, Sean has led his international team in the creation of numerous brand identities, over a hundred websites, dozens of e-commerce storefronts, brochures, catalogs, corporate magazines, and managing trade events in New York City (Javits), San Francisco (Moscone), Montreal (Palais Du Congres), and Cologne (Anuga at Koelnmesse)…