Aaron N. Hall

The Legend of Uh

Genre: Fantasy

Audience: Young Adult

The Legend of Uh by Aaron N. Hall is a witty, offbeat fantasy adventure that blends classic quest tropes with laugh-out-loud twists. Newly knighted Sir Dashing Junior—honored more for his father’s deeds than his own—sets out to prove his worth by recovering the Amulet of the Goddess. Joined by an unlikely band of companions, including a would-be ranger, a bumbling friar, and a scholarly orc, DJ’s journey across the eccentric territory of Uh is anything but ordinary. From democratic goblins to cursed authors and even a noodle-worshipping cult, the group faces dangers as absurd as they are perilous. A quirky, satirical tale of courage, friendship, and self-discovery, this romp is perfect for fans of humorous fantasy in the spirit of Terry Pratchett or Douglas Adams.

Where Should I Put This Woodpecker?: Stories, Poems, and Shopping Lists

Genre: Poetry

Audience: Adult

Where Should I Put This Woodpecker?: Stories, Poems, and Shopping Lists by Aaron N. Hall is a whimsical yet deeply introspective collection that explores the strange textures of grief and the beauty of what lingers after loss. Blending short stories, poetry, and even playful shopping lists, Hall weaves together perspectives as varied as children at Christmas, intergalactic rebels, lonely scientists, and divine messengers—each navigating the river of absence in their own way. At once quirky and poignant, the collection balances humor with heartache, reminding readers that even in the shadows of sorrow, there are sparks of wonder and warmth waiting to be found.

Love Letters to a House on Fire: Stories, Poems, and Ransom Notes

Genre: Poetry

Audience: Adult

Love Letters to a House on Fire: Stories, Poems, and Ransom Notes by Aaron N. Hall is an inventive, genre-bending collection that blurs the line between whimsy and profundity. From greedy elves and warrior princesses to earnest robots and sexy frogs, Hall crafts speculative tales brimming with adventure, conspiracy, and determination, interwoven with lyrical poems on love, nature, faith, and mental health. The collection culminates in a delightfully absurd series of ransom notes that transform a kidnapping into a family feud. Quirky, thoughtful, and unexpected, this book reads like a love letter to both the beauty and chaos of being alive.

The Wevlian Chronicles

Genre: Fantasy

Audience: Young Adult

Tags: Epic Fantasy

The Wevlian Chronicles by Aaron N. Hall is an inspiring fantasy trilogy that follows Jason, a poor boy chosen by the Sacred Dragon to overthrow a corrupt king and restore hope to the crumbling kingdom of Nezmyth. From his harrowing year of trials in Foreordained, to facing monstrous armies in Purged, to confronting betrayal and uprising in Awakened, Jason’s journey is one of faith, sacrifice, and resilience. Filled with magic, battles, and questions of destiny, the series blends epic adventure with themes of trust, redemption, and the heavy cost of leadership. Readers who enjoy coming-of-age heroes and dragon-guided quests will find this series both thrilling and heartfelt.

The Hammerfist Series

Genre: Adventure

Audience: Young Adult

The Hammerfist Series by Aaron N. Hall is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud superhero adventure with unexpected depth, following Herman Fitzgerald—a broke, lonely college grad who gains powers after losing his hand in a toxic accident. Armed (literally) with a metal hammer for a hand and a steady paycheck, Herman stumbles into a world of crimefighting, conspiracies, and unlikely friendships in the gritty sprawl of Citytown. Packed with humor, action, and heart, the series balances satirical superhero antics with genuine emotion, delivering a refreshing twist on the genre. Fans of quirky heroes and offbeat urban adventures will love this fun yet surprisingly heartfelt ride.

I'm Sorry, Here's a Plasma Rifle: A Collection of Short Stories, Poems, and Pastry Recipes

Genre: Science Fiction

Audience: Adult

I'm Sorry, Here's a Plasma Rifle: A Collection of Short Stories, Poems, and Pastry Recipes by Aaron N. Hall is a delightfully bizarre and inventive blend of science fiction, fantasy, poetry, and culinary whimsy. With seven short stories, eighteen poems, and four pastry recipes, Hall delivers a collection that is as heartfelt as it is absurd, moving seamlessly between cosmic musings, speculative oddities, and laugh-out-loud satire. Framed with tongue-in-cheek meta-notes from a time-traveling scholar, this book celebrates the weird, the wonderful, and the unexpected joys of storytelling. It’s perfect for readers who like their imagination served with a side of pastry and plasma.