Books with author Kevin Noel Olson

A wonderful and exciting story for children of all ages. "It has been a long, long time, since I've encountered such original characters as Eridona "Eerey" Toscin, her werewolf-like cousin, Edict and their amazing mutant friends. From Eerey's pet prehistoric spider, Eightball, to the adventurous organtaur, Loofah, this book is simply crammed with wonder and imagination leagues removed from other such books." Ron Fortier - Writer of "Popeye" and "The Green Hornet" for Now Comics, and "Peter Pan: Return to Neverland" for Malibu Comics.

After facing a volcano in the "Cryptoid Zoo" and threatened with drowning in the "Underwater Island," Eerey Tocsin and her friends return to face the greatest destroyer of all; Time. When the invisible boy disappeared in the Island, Eerey travels with her hairy cousin Edict and Loofah the orangutaur to the country of Lydia to find him. The search takes them through the air and backward through time itself. She discovers Pen, who can look like any animal or person, is in action again. Will the egomaniacal doppelganger destroy the world? Yes. Yes, he will. He already has. Only Eerey and her friends can stop him. "She's back, that girl with the mischievous gleam in her eyes and adventure in her soul, for another amazing, bizarre adventure that will delight all ages. Move over Dorothy Gale and Harry Potter, here comes Eerey Toscin and the imaginative world of fantasy tales will never be the same again!" Ron Fortier (Pulp Fiction Reviews)

"Submarines run by laptops connected to old-fashioned typewriters! Giant squids and Kraken! Ottermen and gorillas! Talking gorillas. Talking gorilla sea captains. Kevin Noel Olson's "Eerey Tocsin on the Underwater Island" is inspired, steampunky fantasy for kids and adults alike. And the talking gorilla sea captain had me at 'hello'." - WIN SCOTT ECKERT, "Myths for the Modern Age: Philip Jose Farmer's Wold Newton Universe"

After facing a volcano on the Cryptoid Zoo and threatened with drowning in the Underwater Island, Eerey Tocsin and her friends return to face the greatest destroyer of all; Time. When the invisible boy disappeared in the Island, Eerey travels with her hairy cousin Edict and Loofah the orangutaur to the country of Lydia to find him. The search takes them through the air and backward through time itself. She discovers Pen, who can look like any animal or person, is in action again. Will the egomaniacal doppelganger destroy the world? Yes. Yes, he will. He already has. Only Eerey and her friends can stop him. "She's back, that girl with the mischievous gleam in her eyes and adventure in her soul, for another amazing, bizarre adventure that will delight all ages. Move over Dorothy Gale and Harry Potter, here comes Eerey Toscin and the imaginative world of fantasy tales will never be the same again!" Ron Fortier (Pulp Fiction Reviews)

Eerey Tocsin In The Cryptoid Zoo. “One of the privileges of writing a review column is being able to break your own reviews. You see, this is a column devoted to modern day pulp fiction and this title is certainly not that. It is a wonderful, exciting, extremely original children’s book by the very talented Mr. Olson. Having had the pleasure of reading the manuscript before it went to the presses, I was only to happy to contribute a small cover blurb for this terrific story. And now that the book is out and marvelously illustrated by Debi Hammack, I want all you Harry Potter fans to go out and buy this. Eerey Tocsin is one of the most charming, amusing and daring heroines to come down the literary highway in years. This adventure is fast-paced, dark and mysterious and a through joy to read. Just when you think the wonder and magic have slowed down, you turn the page and wham, it jumps right back at you. I really, really hope this is on the first in a series. I am now an Eerey fan and I want more. Lots more. – Ron Fortier, Writer of POPEYE and THE GREEN HORNET for Now Comics, and PETER PAN: RETURN TO NEVERLAND for Malibu Comics