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K-Hole of the Mi-Go!
Levi Wortel has just become the world’s first trillionaire, with business interests ranging from space flight, to artificial intelligence, to social media. However, when a man he thought was dead appears and informs him he has only 826 hours to live, everything changes. Levi discovers not everything can be bought with money, and enters an unholy alliance with the psychopathic Mi-Go of Yuggoth. As the Mi-Go’s demands become increasingly extreme, even the world’s richest man has to get his hands dirty in order to survive. Fortunately, he has plenty of ketamine to see him through...
57 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 3, 2025
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November 3, 2025
Pure gruesome fun. Bleeding-edge technology satire meets alien horror in a Vantablack-dark comedy.
A self-obsessed trillionaire tech bro (interests include AI, space travel and self-driving cars) faces a momentous decision when an emissary from an alien species makes him an unusual offer during a ketamine trip….and then things get really crazy.
The egotistical Levi Wortel, a man with the emotional maturity of a four-year-old and absolutely no resemblance to any real-life tech entrepreneur, has already messed up his relationships, his body and many of his customers’ lives, but there is so much left to destroy. The fungoid Mi-go offer Wortel salvation of a sort, but are about as trustworthy as Wortel’s error-prone AI assistant.
The comedy is broad and brutal, and the wit is sharp. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll reach for powerful mind-altering substances, and you’ll be grateful real-life billionaires cannot possibly be this bad…can they?
A self-obsessed trillionaire tech bro (interests include AI, space travel and self-driving cars) faces a momentous decision when an emissary from an alien species makes him an unusual offer during a ketamine trip….and then things get really crazy.
The egotistical Levi Wortel, a man with the emotional maturity of a four-year-old and absolutely no resemblance to any real-life tech entrepreneur, has already messed up his relationships, his body and many of his customers’ lives, but there is so much left to destroy. The fungoid Mi-go offer Wortel salvation of a sort, but are about as trustworthy as Wortel’s error-prone AI assistant.
The comedy is broad and brutal, and the wit is sharp. You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, you’ll reach for powerful mind-altering substances, and you’ll be grateful real-life billionaires cannot possibly be this bad…can they?
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