Sep 29, 2025
Erhard Amadeus Dier (1893–1969), “Katzenjammer”
from ‘Die Muskete’ Vol. 24 #9, May 2, 1929
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Erhard Amadeus Dier (1893–1969), “Katzenjammer”
from ‘Die Muskete’ Vol. 24 #9, May 2, 1929
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Round 1:
Which COVER do you like better?
Le Pop (Katzenjammer)
The Much Much How How & I (Cosmo Sheldrake)
Remember you're voting for the cover artwork NOT the musical content or artist!
Round 2:
Which band name do you like best?
Katzenjammer
Five Iron Frenzy
Note that this is about band names not their music or members.
Translation: Katzenjammer = caterwaul / cacophony (German loanword in Norwegian)
katzenjammer by Francesca Zappia genuinely messed with the way I perceive schools and large populated buildings in general. When I’m in a hallway full of people I can’t help but think about how it’s reminiscent of blood cells moving through veins. When air conditioning turns on/off I imagine it’s like the building breathing or maintaining its internal temperature. Insulation is like a layer of fat, brick walls are like scales and electrical wires are like nerves.
anyways I highly recommend katzenjammer if you like living buildings with a side of body horror (and you can handle all of the other stuff it contains. Like seriously if you’re gonna buy it/check it out you should probably read the content warnings first)
Katzenjammer - Hey Ho On the Devil's Back [Le Pop, 2008]
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Take my sins Wash them clean Pour a drink on my bones And watch them, watch them burn in God's great, great dust storm
My performance from the Discworld Convention Masquerade last night!
I was somewhat paralysed with fear, but regardless!
Singing!
So, I just got to chapter 23 in eliza and her monsters, and I gotta say, you are like- wow- my librarian at school said I was the first to read it so far, and I love it very much! So, what other books have you written if any? I wanna know so I can recommend the books for next year to read!
Amazing question!
I currently have five published novels. Not counting Eliza, the other four are...
Made You Up (2015) is about Alex, a girl with paranoid schizophrenia, just trying to make it through her senior year of high school. The reappearance of her childhood imaginary friend—now a very real and very mystifying teenage boy, Miles Richter—throws all her plans into disarray. (This has some dark humor but is generally fun and overall, I think, lighthearted. It's closer to Eliza than the others.)
Now Entering Addamsville (2019) follows Zora Novak, a girl with a mean streak and a bad reputation in her small haunted Indiana town. Unfortunately, she's also the only one who can save it from the Firestarters, demons that kill the residents and feed off their souls. (The level of horror in this is like Buffy or Supernatural.)
Katzenjammer (2022) is about Cat, a girl with a cat mask for a face, who is stuck with all her classmates in a warped and living School. Cat has to recover her memories to learn how they all got trapped there before they're all hunted down by the terrifying force stalking the hallways. (This is horror horror. There is a lot of violence and very dark themes.)
Greymist Fair (2023) is a retelling of several lesser-known Grimm's Fairy Tales. Set in the remote forest village of Greymist Fair, Heike the tailor and the other young people of the town must contend with the mysterious witch, a vicious killer, the wargs of the forest, and Death themself in order to save Greymist Fair from annihilation. (There's some scary elements here, but it's more dark Christmas vibes.)
Currently, these book are all standalones. I have ideas for Addamsville sequels, but I don't know if I'll get to make those happen.
If you're interested, I've also written the first three books of The Children of Hypnos from Eliza, and they're available online to read. I plan on finishing all five books, it's just a matter of finding the time!