Hogarth's Reign of Terror is the first chapter in the four-part Hogarth Saga- a story in verse, written by James Delaney and illustrated by Christopher Madden. In this first story, 12-year old Hogarth builds a guillotine and begins dispatching all of the animals in his neighborhood-starting with the cats Why? Not even Hogarth knows All he knows is that he can't stop. This is a darkly humorous tale of evil...suitable for the whole family If you like the dark humor found in the work of Edward Gorey, Tim Burton, or Showtime's Dexter, and the 1960's inspired look of Mad Men, then you're sure...

Hogarth's Trial, the second installment in the Hogarth Saga, continues the story of a troubled boy, Hogarth, that began in Hogarth's Reign of Terror. In this chapter, Hogarth's mother finds in his bedroom the hoard of skulls he's collected. She's angry. The neighbors are enraged and out for blood. But, they'll have to settle for putting him on trial If you like the dark humor found in the work of Edward Gorey, Tim Burton, or Showtime's Dexter, and the 1960's inspired look of Mad Men, then you're sure to like Hogarth's Trial, and the rest of the books in the Hogarth Saga

Hogarth's Exile, the third installment of the Hogarth Saga, finds Hogarth sent away to St. Elba's Home for Excitable Boys as punishment for his crimes. Here the darkly humorous tale continues as Hogarth is in turn frustrated, tormented, and ultimately, on November 5th, victorious...although in a decidedly sinister way If you like the dark humor found in the work of Edward Gorey, Tim Burton, or Showtime's Dexter, and the 1960's inspired look of Mad Men, then you're sure to like Hogarth's Exile, and the rest of the books in the Hogarth Saga Look for the next volume in the Hogarth Saga,...