Kashim

A modern-day ＂kindred spirit＂ of Journey to the West, The Millennium Hunter is a philosophical fairy tale with alien monsters, tele-kinetic weapons, and a sense of humor. The novel is the first installment in the 3-book trilogy, which follows humanity’s survivors on a spiritual odyssey through a post-apocalyptic near future. Whether from the lips of the human survivors or in Grudshen, an alien vampire language, fundamental questions of existence and spiritual self-determination remain center stage. After the collapse of society, a man whose soul name is Rorick is caught up in a struggle with Latents, twelve competing humanoid species, to determine the future of civilization on Earth. Joining the 1st Austin Close, a group responsible for uncovering the hidden reality behind the apocalypse, Rorick soon realizes that each of his thoughts directly impacts humanity’s future. On a journey of self-discovery and species-discovery, the band of humans hones their mental powers while searching for long-hidden truths that hold the key to their success.

Ken Kashim was born in a small town in Arkansas. After receiving a degree in Linguistics, he taught English in South Korea, Russia, Indonesia, China, Taiwan and the UAE. After returning to the US, he taught high school math before turning to writing full time. His novel, ＂The Millennium Hunter,＂ is the first installment in the Rorick trilogy. Ken lives in Austin, Texas and quite often still wanders around the world, apparently lost.