Mulgara

"An inherently fascinating, macabre work of perfectly executed fantasy fiction, Mulgara: The Necromancer's Will is a simply riveting novel from first page to last. Showcasing an author with a genuine flair for spine chilling originality..."
-Midwest Book Review

"David Rose's Mulgara: The Necromancer's Will is a great blend of fantasy, horror and even humor. Caught me off guard as to how fun it was to read... And I think it will you, too."
-John F.D. Taff, Bram Stoker Award-Nominated Author of The End in All Beginnings and Little Black Spots

"Necromancy is a fascinating dark art, and David Rose tells a captivating story in Mulgara: The Necromancer's Will. If you want to escape the politics and anxiety of modern times, this tale of fantasy and horror is easy to slip into-sprinkled with humor, and bawdy wastrels."
-Richard Thomas, author of Thriller nominee Breaker

Praise of From Sand and Time

With a brilliant philosophical mind and a seemingly endless font of creativity, this former Marine-and front-line warrior in the Global War on Terror-pours a lifetime of personal anguish, edge-of-civilization experience, and deep reflection into his collection of poems. Turn off all the noise and spend quiet, meaningful moments with Rose's work of art."
-David Aretha, editor of World War II Chronicle and Nam: The Story of a Generation

"Visceral, heartbreaking, funny, introspective, and unflinchingly honest, the poetry of David Rose authentically captures the warrior experience."
-Rich Ritter, author of Toil Under the Sun

"Swinging words like hammers."
-Leo Jenkins, author of With A Pen

Praise for No Joy

"The refreshingly distinctive memoir is a mix of both situations plus a generous dose of partying-all in the service of trying to explain 'why so many Millennial men chose to experience War.' With less profound references-to dick tricks, poles and holes-Rose is a thinking person's Tucker Max, a guy who has fun philosophically."
-The Military Times

"This is not a confessional, and it's not exactly anti-war. It's definitely not jingoistic, either. It's straight-talk about warrior culture."
-Dwarf + Giant