Pawn is a conceptual tale of loves liberation from the human condition through the perpetual revelation that there is no ultimate reality. There is only the ever flowing vibrations of your moments dance with experience. Pawn is calculating her first move. Oscar is determined to fix the past. The Immigrant is up to no good. Carlos is picking up the dead. Charlotte is lost in the mirror. Charles is smelling a new fetish. Grace is blissfully independent. And a little brown book on everything and nothing is filling the nation with existential troubles.

Kelly is fed up with the passive acceptance so many have towards the suffering state of everything around us. As Kelly’s family struggles to understand his alarming detachment, he focuses only on his exit. Sacrificing everything in the wake of his departure, Kelly takes a brave step into the darkest corner of human nature. In 128 days, Kelly will leave forever. Where he goes, there is no coming back.

Cupid walks into a bar of broken hearts. Caesar, through the worn lens of empty bottles, picks a fight. When Caesar wakes up from the drunken brawl in possession of Cupid’s bow, his world quickly spirals into a dark and amusing romp of spiteful angels, sex-craved shapeshifters, burning cars, careless magic, distracted gods, heavy drinking, and a pocket full of used cigarettes. With a mish-mash of magical creatures fumbling to get their grip on Cupid’s bow, mayhem is just a page away.