In a future ruled by seductive virtual worlds, a Catholic village struggles to preserve faith, family, and life itself. When Thaddeus and Jutta venture beyond its protection, an immortal donkey named Dewey accompanies their journey into a civilization where machines promise everything and imperil the soul. Blending adventure, humor, and theological imagination, Edward Castronova’s Dewey explores the meaning of freedom, the dangers of artificial paradise, and the enduring power of embodied love and sacramental life.
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Edward Castronova is a professor of media at Indiana University Bloomington, an economist specializing in the economies and markets of video games and social media, and a recognized expert in virtual economies. See his Wikipedia page 
James Harold Storbakken was born in Los Angeles, California in 1991. He has published one novel, Two Little Red Chapbooks and Two Bright Stars, and one collection of short stories and poems, Three Stories and Three Poems. His work has been featured in numerous international literary magazines and anthologies, including Racconti Liberi, The Antonym, The Elevation Review, and The Modern Folio Quarterly. He lives in Andalusia, Spain.
Al Stimac owes his writing career to a literal brain freeze. Born during a -7°F blizzard in Laurium, Michigan—just down the road from a 390-inch snow gauge—he claims the sub-zero, womb-side temperatures permanently froze his brainpower into a state of deep historical focus.
Dominic Pichotta is a fiction writer who resides in Minnesota. He is the seventh of nine in his family and an uncle to four. When he is not writing, he can be found reading about the saints, composing music, playing saxophone, or enjoying a game of baseball. (Go Twins!) You can visit his website at