Hell Birth: Tales of Extreme Horror |
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| Author:
| Putignano, John |
| ISBN: | 978-1-4904-1898-8 |
| Publication Date: | Jul 2013 |
| Publisher: | CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $6.50 |
Book Description:
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THE PAPERBACK COPY IS AN UPDATED COPY AS OF 8/25/13. THIS FIXES SOME EDITING ERRORS (Story Long Pig) THAT WERE NOT CAUGHT PRIOR.AS OF 8/2013 THERE IS A KINDLE UPDATE AS WELL.A pregnant corpse arrives at the county morgue, her death is the result of a satanic ritual. She may be dead but her child is not of his world. A man suffers from extreme anxiety and cannot leave his home, when his only friend leaves for a few days he is left with his mind...and the ghost of a little girl. A teen...
More DescriptionTHE PAPERBACK COPY IS AN UPDATED COPY AS OF 8/25/13. THIS FIXES SOME EDITING ERRORS (Story Long Pig) THAT WERE NOT CAUGHT PRIOR.AS OF 8/2013 THERE IS A KINDLE UPDATE AS WELL.A pregnant corpse arrives at the county morgue, her death is the result of a satanic ritual. She may be dead but her child is not of his world. A man suffers from extreme anxiety and cannot leave his home, when his only friend leaves for a few days he is left with his mind...and the ghost of a little girl. A teen with a sexual attraction to corpses has finally found the love of his life. A man with a fetish so bizarre it will leave a sick feeling inside your stomach.The stories within this book are for fans of extreme horror. Tales of death, necrophilia, mutilation, murder, fetishism, deformity and the occult fill these pages. Reader beware, this brutal book is not for the faint of heart, nor the weak of stomach.WHAT ACTUAL PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT THE STORIES IN THIS BOOK"This is fucking disgusting. How can you write something about this and not be ashamed of yourself? Shame on fucking you""Description was amazing. It painted the grim and disturbing mood of a literal hellhole effectively. And it created some horrifying scenes.""That was horrifically amazing. The author gave me all the detail I needed to set the scene but then let me picture how the twisted characters would look. That was literal art.""Rings like Clive Barker's novella "The Hellbound Heart," a.k.a. Hellraiser, but more erotic and less cerebral. Thematically, both had a similar theme of exploration of taboos and pleasure.""It was foreign and beautiful. It reminds me almost of a horror fairy tale."