Morbid Stories II Sick Stories for Sick Minds... NOW AVAILABLE!

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This work has been calculated to try and perfect insanity, violence, and depravity. It is a collection of short stories, which are as dark as possible, so absurd that some become humorous, at least to those of us that have that sense of humor.

Witness as pirates commit genocide against communists on a remote island, and as animals rip people apart, as drug users tweak out and go insane, and Satan tends a patch of radishes. A good time is had by all.

352 pages.

Morbid Stories, Third Edition: Now Available!

 

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The third and final edition of the first volume of Morbid Stories has been completed. It is the most depraved collection of short stories ever crafted by the hand of man. Here, we see tales of lunacy, evil, darkness, grotesquery, and gore. Built on the essence of the splatterpunk movement, it is to standard horror as grindcore is to classic rock. From blasphemous brochures to perverted papers, and from splatterpunk stories to lunatic literature, any fan of the dark and morbid is sure to find titillatingly depraved and often darkly comedic content to their liking. Paired with "Nutty Norman" and "Sickness in Hell" it forms a trifecta of filth and depravity unparalleled in its time. It is a drastic injection of sometimes psychological material exploring the darkest corners of human psyche.

355 pages.

Nutty Norman: Now Available!

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Nutty Norman is a book about a very normal child... A child who engages in deranged, evil behavior, often with no reason or provocation. He visits a farm, he visits his grandmother, buys a cat, and attends church services, all while maliciously plotting to cause havoc, as he slowly slips further and further into madness, culminating in acts of evil and insanity so depraved that even Satan begins taking an interest.

Driving those around him to madness as well, his long-suffering mother attempts to prevent him from his vile, insane acts, often to no avail.

58 pages.