Leif Bodnarchuk: 7 books

Leif is a roadie who fancies himself as a bit of an intellectual. He works for Leonard Cohen and thinks he can write a book about it. It sounds ideal but he has a problem. Reality isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Boredom. Frustration. Alcohol. Years of touring does things to you. Nothing happens on tour. And in great detail.

Khezbal is an ancient Demon sent to Earth to face his Expeller, Ambriel. Possessing a little boy, he explains his role in the Grand Irony of Humankind. A priest is sent to exorcise him and gets something he didn't expect.

"How the f%%k are we gonna get Jesus a passport?" Meet Beamer. He and his best mate Dave live in Belfast. It’s 1993 and everybody’s drunk and stoned. One night a guy shows up at their door, desperate for a place to stay. Meet Jesus Christ – the Son of Man needs to lie low. A corrupt...

Jean Hallowind is traveling to Zurich with her son. Simon doesn't know his mum is planning to end it all. Things don't always go as planned.

In the worst snow Northern Ireland has ever seen, Turley has lost his loved one. He knows where to look. The trouble is, so does everyone else.

As Henry begins to enjoy life, he’s cursed: he can see the future. Wounded in the Boer War, Henry returns to England shocked to discover he’s a father-to-be. He wants to live a full life but doesn’t understand his wife Anne. She figures he’s cheating, and Henry’s best friend William gets...

** Profits from this title go to MSF / Doctors Without Borders ** Belfast is gripped by a snowstorm. Danby, a writer's assistant, has to get home before the city grinds to a halt. As the weather worsens, people disappear; birds attack; Danby hears voices, and will lose his mind until a stranger steps in. Cat-man Jones has seen it before: there's nothing real about reality.