Recent Novel

A Dementia-fueled revenge story

“I’m getting too old for this shit,” the old man grumbles. He’s sick of it all – conspicuous consumerism, abuses of authority, backstabbing friends, toxic family. He’d never had it in him to do anything about it before, but now, with the early-onset dementia and terminal health conditions, what does he have to lose?

Along the way, he must confront his own identity and what it means to be human in a modern-day dystopia. As he goes on his journey, the old man begins to forget things. He forgets who he is, what he’s doing, and even why he is doing it. But even as he forgets, he continues to fight. He fights for himself, for his loved ones, and for the world he believes in.

A forget-and-forget revenge thriller where the mystery is figuring out who we are and what the hell we’re doing with our lives. It is a story about how even in the darkest of times, we can find the strength to fight back. About how even when we forget who we are, we can still remember what is important. A story that warrants a second read and will stay with you long after you finish reading it.

Welcome to the World of pure dolor ipsum tortor pretium.

“Open your eyes without opening them. Discorporate. Amass a paucity of apotheoses. Eigengrau verstandes…”

-Tweed Jefferson, Patrimonious

The story of

Tweed Jefferson

Tweed is the author of over a dozen works of fiction and non-fiction. He also has black belts in some Japanese martial arts, plays a silly number of instruments, and likes to make things – from custom arcade machines to hand-carved guitars. After writing a bunch of books during quarantine, he decided to go back to school to study veterinary (wildlife) medicine. The exams and essays have significantly slowed his ability to write books, but he promises to keep producing a couple of books per year.

Tweed has over two decades of experience in music production and publishing, working in the studio and on tour alongside several influential and award-winning artists. He spent the same twenty-some years earning a ‘real’ living as a web and graphic designer. These experiences come together in several of his books, such as his time on tour and in the studio being used as fodder for both the Rockstar Nobody series and his non-fiction book about how to be a DIY musician. As the Executive Editor at Squill Publishing, he lends his knowledge and skills to up-and-coming authors and artists.

He enjoys creating a world outside of his novels. Rockstar Nobody includes a full album of original music ‘performed’ by the band the story follows. Tweed is autistic and ADHD (AuDHD) and is a vocal advocate for better mental health care, especially greater understanding for suicidal ideation.