Adam Chisnall

The lives of different indie artists of the Hollywood film industry intersect when they get tired of failing and have the opportunity to make a "promising" feature film.

In a alternate world where everyone is gay or lesbian Trevor must come out as straight to his parents before his girlfriend he has been keeping a secret arrives for dinner. Now his parents must choose to accept him for who he is and what his sexual preference is or to not agree and cast him out.

Molar is a picaresque tragicomedy following Malcolm, an ex-musician and vagabond living on the streets of Los Angeles. After injuring his tooth being forcibly evicted from an abandoned apartment, he’s sent on an epic journey to fix his tooth, encountering all manner of eccentric characters on this night long odyssey, including nefarious pawnshop owners, middle-aged swingers, drug dealing dentists, world renowned artists and a few old friends.

In a realm where personal trauma and inner demons manifest as annoying Shadows and mischievous Goblins, Annie attends a retreat to confront her Shadow before it takes over.

At her engagement party, Reina is devastated to catch her fiancé cheating with her sister. Drugged and heartbroken, she seeks solace in the arms of a striking stranger she meets in a car. Their passionate encounter was meant to be a fleeting revenge, but fate has other plans. This mysterious man turns out to be her fiancé's wealthy uncle, a billionaire who finds himself unable to forget her.

Marcus, who is bad at communicating with others and shy by nature, unexpectedly becomes the head of the Arcane Incident Department through a mix-up. Faced with eccentric, erratic coworkers like Regulus and Medicine Pocket, can Marcus—who used to get nervous even raising her voice—rise to the occasion in a crisis and become the anchor that holds this strange team together? —Are these seemingly odd people... really as "unreliable" as they seem?