Mirrorworld

" The planet Earth. Billions of years old, a seemingly insignificant lump of rock in the abyss of space, rolling around a small star in endless pursuit of its own tail. And yet not so, for it is at the same time a teeming mass of life, of thought, of breath, care and reason. This small planet defies the great space of the universe by playing host to a cacophony of colour, light, the sheer bloody-minded nature of existence, and people, so many people, many of whom are self-aware enough to look to the night sky, bask in the glow of infinite possibility, and ask, is this all there is? Surely, somewhere out there, near or far, there must be more? The answer to this question, however, is a rather difficult one." Have you ever felt that this word wasn't quite the right one for you? Then perhaps you are Marcus, a seemingly averagely depressed man whose life should have ended at the bottom of a bottle, but didn't, because, much to his disgust, he was snatched away - literally - from Death, and deposited instead in a whole new world that's been hiding on the other side of our mirrors, quietly doing its own thing, for some time. But not anymore, because the Viaggiatori, those strange folks who take care of reality and the space between worlds, are having a bit of a wizard problem, and things are getting louder.. Not that that matters to Marcus. He's got a whole new world to deal with, as well as the incarnate force of Death, who isn't too happy to have been skipped out on. The Viaggiatori keep telling him he's important, but who has the time for that? Welcome to 'Mirrorworld': a land of life and death, monsters and magic, destiny, dreams and unhinged fanatics.