Pulp Fiction: Champion of Hollow Earth debuts

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James R. Tuck, author of the Deacon Chalk: Occult Bounty Hunter series and co-author of Titan Books’ Robin Hood: Demon’s Bane takes on a trope often explored in Science Fiction and fantasy and makes it all his own in his newest book. Tuck brings his unique brand of storytelling to Pro Se Productions with Champion of Hollow Earth, the first book in a new series.

The Kurg, a race of Nazi lizard men, march through Hyperborea, a land that exists inside a Hollow Earth, decimating entire civilizations and turning people into slaves. Only the final spell of Hyperborea's greatest wizard offers a glimmer of hope. His dying breath calls to Hollow Earth a Champion, one man or woman plucked from all of Time and Space who can defeat the Kurg and save Hollow Earth.

Now his daughter, Mara, travels through a world whose very nature has been transformed, seeking out the Champion who has been pulled into Hollow Earth. To honor her father's sacrifice and save her homeland she will find the one true Champion. No matter the cost.

Big Jim Magnum has just ended his career as a private investigator in 1978 Detroit by shooting the Mayor as part of rescuing two girls from a satanic cult when the magic pulls him into this war-torn world. With the help of Mara and a war orphan named Dian, he starts a fight against the bloodthirsty and genocidal Reptile Reich. He must be badass enough to not only survive, but to become the Champion Of Hollow Earth, the first action-packed digest novel in a new series by author James R. Tuck. From Pro Se Productions.

Featuring a fantastic cover and electrifying logo design by Jeffrey Hayes and print formatting by Percival Constantine, Champion of Hollow Earth is available now at http://www.amazon.com/Champion-Hollow-Earth-James-Tuck/dp/1517191238/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1442502906&sr=8-1 and Pro Se’s own store at www.prose-press.com for 10.00.

This first volume in a new series by Tuck is also available as an Ebook, designed and formatted by Forrest Bryant and available for only $2.99 for the Kindle at http://www.amazon.com/Champion-Hollow-Earth-James-Tuck-ebook/dp/B014VV7BN2/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1442502906&sr=8-1&keywords=champion+of+hollow+earth and for most digital formats at

Pro Se Productions will be revealing an excerpt from Champion of Hollow Earth on the evening of September 17 at www.facebook.com/ProSeProductions as well as making it available to any and all interested outlets. Pro Se will also be announcing an open call for an anthology set in Tuck’s Hollow Earth universe in the next two days. This anthology will be a part of Tuck’s three book series with Pro Se.
For more information on this title, interviews with the author, or digital copies to review this book, contact Pro Se Productions’ Director of Corporate Operations, Kristi King-Morgan at directorofcorporateoperations@prose-press.com.

To learn more about Pro Se Productions, go to www.prose-press.com. Like Pro Se on Facebook at www.facebook.com/ProSeProductions.



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