Showing posts with label insanity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label insanity. Show all posts

Friday, December 19, 2025

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


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.

Sunday, July 6, 2025

Nutty Norman: Now Available!




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.

Saturday, October 29, 2016

Demonomania and Witchcraft: Now Available!




This short but extremely interesting work is a historical view to the rationalism of the mid 1800s. Written by Joseph Workman (MD) an apparent specialist in insanity, it refutes and also draws from the Burning Times and the Salem Witch Trials. Filled with anecdotes, it is historically valuable both for its coverage of earlier events as well as its historical context in the early industrial era with the changing interpretation of witchery and demonology of that age.

24 pages.

Saturday, October 15, 2016

Sickness In Hell is Available At Last: Sound the Horns of Hell!




At long last, after nearly a solid decade of writing, editing, and shelving the project altogether for months or years at a time, my earliest literary effort, Sickness in Hell, is finally available.

Some of the content has changed over time as I fiddled with what was originally a scattered plot; the names of the main characters involved (including, of course, Satan) have remained the same. I've also decided to make at least two sequels and make it into a series of splatterpunk/dystopian works.

It follows the story of Germaine Woodsworth as his world is crumbling underneath him in a fantastical fungal plague which is tearing the established order apart. Witchery, demons, sickness and decay, are everywhere- reality itself melts away in these pages in hopes that the sanity of the reader will subsequently also begin to decay.

It should be noted that I wrote what has become this work under the inspiration of forces, possibly of a demonic nature, which inspired me to do so many years ago. For anyone into the spooky, the dark, the darkly satirical, or the demonic, you've just found the ultimate in grotesque experiences. Helpfully, it's about two weeks before Samhain right now so you should be able to really get into the mood of the season.

224 pages.