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Ship Of Theseus: A Novel written and illustrated by Jeremiah Strickland is the tale of a grieving writer who has a terrifying existential crisis in the haunted apartment of an art-dealer before traveling 150 years into the future of another universe to meet Skyrat, the superhero he created when he was 7. It’s a darkly funny, disturbing, action packed ride that’s being called a “Masterpiece,” “A hero’s quest on acid,” and “Unlike anything I’ve ever read.” See what all the hype’s about exclusively @ Amazon dot com! In this episode: Isolated and on a vicious inward spiral after his girlfriend’s heroin overdose, Wayne Bird mourns and gets drunk with his well-wishing visitors while house-sitting for Dorothy. Written, edited, and read by Jeremiah Strickland. Music by for algernon.

IN THE EPIC CONCLUSION TO SHIP OF THESEUS: Callie nurses Scott back to health. Louie Louie hires a violent mercenary to enact a change in plans. Bog and Laser are confronted by Detective Patel and Copcat. Factor and Espie take an unexpected journey. Wayne gets philosophical with Skyrat. Written & Illustrated by Jeremiah Strickland. Performed by Nate Starr. Audio produced by GWF Entertainment. Songs: “You Might Be The First One” & “Let’s Get Low(er)” by for algernon. Song: “Hell Oh,” score, & video by Shiny Red Nothing.

Mr Bird dreams of the day he crossed over. Espie and Scott have a blow up. Bog and Laser reveal a police investigation into Scott’s mom. The Left Hand attacks the Louies. Berserker runs defense against our hero. Written by Jeremiah Strickland. Performed by Nate Starr. Audio produced by GWF Entertainment. Music and video by Shiny Red Nothing.

Bog and Laser get the upper hand on Skyrat. Espie and Scott run into trouble with xenophobic Louies on their way to the Temple Of Divine Geometry. Skyrat confronts Louie Louie on her home turf. Written by Jeremiah Strickland. Performed by Nate Starr. Audio produced by GWF Entertainment. Music and video by Shiny Red Nothing.

Skyrat accepts a mission from Mr Bird, putting him in the middle of Bog and Laser’s intelligence operation and in the crosshairs of the Louies. Performed by Nate Starr. Audio produced by GWF Entertainment. Written by Jeremiah Strickland. Music and video by Shiny Red Nothing.

Skyrat fumbles a rescue. Espie grows up before our mind’s eye. Berserker makes an entrance. Mr Bird reveals a secret. Written by Jeremiah Strickland. Performed by Nate Starr. Audio produced by GWF Entertainment. Song: “Espie, Believe In Me” by for Algernon. Music and video by Shiny Red Nothing.

...Meanwhile, 150 years later… Scott and his mother Callie make an important delivery to a desperate refugee camp in the Evil East, where they face off against a hive-minded Tony Triad. We learn about harsh realities of life in Green City and are introduced to the futuristic walled island city in all her circular glory. Performed by Nate Starr. Audio produced by GWF Entertainment. Written by Jeremiah Strickland. Music and video by Shiny Red Nothing.

Struggling to grieve the death of his girlfriend, connect with Jasmine, or defeat the video game he’s obsessed with, Wayne’s grip on reality crumbles as the ghosts in Dorothy’s apartment close in on him. Written, edited, and read by Jeremiah Strickland. Music by for algernon.

Desperate to make a connection, Wayne awkwardly hits on the “vampire” from the downstairs apartment. Later, an old friend makes a return visit, and the ghosts in Dorothy’s apartment have something to say about it. Written, edited, and read by Jeremiah Strickland. Music by for algernon.

Isolated and on a vicious inward spiral after his girlfriend’s heroin overdose, Wayne Bird mourns and gets drunk with his well-wishing visitors while house-sitting for Dorothy. Written, edited, and read by Jeremiah Strickland. Music by for algernon.

“Ship of Theseus” is a mind-bending superhero novel, coming this December from Shiny Red Nothing Press. For your listening pleasure, we proudly present the Ship of Theseus soundtrack with readings from the book, featuring music by For Algernon and Meat Curtain as well as a symphonic score by Shiny Red Nothing.

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