Remi A. Rodriguez Brignoni

05/30/2026

Here’s some more Nero and Ophelia: A Tragedy of Hesitation and The Black Quill’s Lament love and appreciation! 🥰🥰🥰

05/28/2026

05/01/2026

DM Remi to reserve a signed copy.

04/25/2026

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04/18/2026

Some roads are long, dusty, and paid for in blood — and I don’t forget who rode them with me. Out here, nothing worth keeping comes easy — and loyalty is a thing a man remembers.

So, before the next ride begins, I’ve got something special to celebrate the road that brought us here.

On May 29, Orphans of Absolution finally rides into the world. This book has been a long trail to walk — dust, blood, ghosts, and all — and I wouldn’t be here without the readers who picked up my first two books and gave them a place on their shelves.

So, here’s what I’m doing.
I’m giving away 5 FREE signed copies of Orphans of Absolution.

But this one’s just for the readers who’ve been with me since the beginning.

How to Enter:

Take a photo of yourself holding your physical copies of my first two books
Post the photo in the comments on this post

(Optional, but I’d love it) Tell me where you’re reading from — city, state, wherever you call home.

That’s it.

On May 29 (Release Day), I’ll choose 5 readers from the comments and send each of you a signed copy of Orphans of Absolution.

Truth is, seeing your photos — the books in your hands, on your shelves, in your homes — means more to me than numbers ever could. Every copy out there is proof that these stories found a place in someone’s world.

Feel free to share this post — I want to see those books out in the wild.

I may even feature some of your photos during release week.

Thank you for walking this road with me.
And now…

The West is calling…

Orphans of Absolution — May 29

— Remi A. Rodriguez Brignoni

04/10/2026

The Arizona frontier is full of empty places.

Long roads.

Abandoned camps.

Miles of desert where no one can hear you call for help.

Francis and Randall have spent most of their lives riding those roads together. Orphaned young and hardened by the wilderness, the twins make their living following disturbances other people refuse to talk about.

Men who vanish between towns.
Voices calling from the dark that sound exactly like someone you love.

Footprints circling a campfire long after everyone is asleep.

Most of the time, the danger is human.
But sometimes the desert answers.

A man hears his wife calling from an empty street and dies before finishing the sentence.

Travelers swear they saw someone standing behind the twins when no one was there.

Along lonely stretches of road, bodies are found flayed with unsettling precision.

No one knows who did it.

No one knows why.

As the twins follow the trail across the Arizona Territory, they begin to notice something worse.

The encounters aren’t random.
They’re moving.

Along wagon roads.

Along rail lines.

Along telegraph wires humming in the night.

Something is traveling the frontier the same way people do.

Something patient.

And every now and then, far out in the desert, someone is seen watching the riders pass.

Never speaking.

Never interfering.

Just waiting.

Because some things in the desert don’t hunt with teeth or claws.

Some things wait for you to learn their name.

And once the road begins to whisper it…
it may already be too late.

Orphans of Absolution coming late Spring.

03/22/2026

https://www.amazon.com/Black-Quills-Lament-Rodriguez-Brignoni/dp/B0GT9JBMPB

Edmund never meant to write it.The words came unbidden—scratched into parchment by a hand that no longer felt like his own. At first, they were harmless. Fragments. Thoughts. Echoes of something just beyond memory.But the quill does not write without purpose.With each line, the story deepens. The....