The family of Ronald J. Willis gives thanks for finding the manuscript of this novel several years after the author's death, and for its publication this year.

Ronald J. Willis, author of A Troll’s Phantasmagoria, founded the International Fortean Organization (INFO), in the 1960s and died in 1975--but not before he completed this novel. Its typewritten manuscript was found by his family only recently, and they are grateful for finding it and for its publication this year.The novel’s genre has been described as speculative, paranormal, magical realism, slipstream, and visionary. It includes allusions to death, Fortean (aka unknown) phenomena, Lovecraftian lore, mysticism and various religions and spiritual paths. Its weird and wacky characters include Garn, a troll of the Scandinavian sort; his close friend Lucy, A PhD-holding prostitute and expert in ancient languages; Distributed by Ingram, A Troll’s Phantasmagoria is available from many online booksellers in the U.S. and many other countries, as well as through brick-and-mortar stores.For more about this humorous yet serious novel, including an excerpt and list of chapters and characters, see the link below. rwbook.weebly.com/about.html.