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The Void: a collection of disturbances
John Raptor (author of the controversial and provocative Hell High and Trigger Warning) THE VOID.
13 disturbing tales of mental madness, depression, insanity, psychopathy, alcoholism, hypochondria, OCD, narcissism, and sexual deviancy.
A homicidal teen in Hell, North Dakota, gets a girlfriend; a writer ODs on happy poison in the City; a runaway meets a mysterious stranger; a depressed man in a bar contemplates the end of things; a quasi-internet celebrity loses his soul in the digits; a drunk assh*le named Jack Daniels loses everything; a man has sex in a gas station bathroom with a stranger; a doctor in training believes he has every disease in the book; a pervert uses his pet dog to lure women to his apartment; a college student fears the void, an eternal nothing that wants to feed on his memories, his life, and ultimately, the universe.
13 disturbing tales of mental madness, depression, insanity, psychopathy, alcoholism, hypochondria, OCD, narcissism, and sexual deviancy.
A homicidal teen in Hell, North Dakota, gets a girlfriend; a writer ODs on happy poison in the City; a runaway meets a mysterious stranger; a depressed man in a bar contemplates the end of things; a quasi-internet celebrity loses his soul in the digits; a drunk assh*le named Jack Daniels loses everything; a man has sex in a gas station bathroom with a stranger; a doctor in training believes he has every disease in the book; a pervert uses his pet dog to lure women to his apartment; a college student fears the void, an eternal nothing that wants to feed on his memories, his life, and ultimately, the universe.
- GenresHorror
86 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 4, 2016
About the author
John Raptor
19 books82 followersJohn Raptor was born in Kagoshima, Japan, and grew up in Fargo, North Dakota.
He currently lives in Kokura, Japan as a writer and an English teacher.
He currently lives in Kokura, Japan as a writer and an English teacher.
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March 6, 2018
Good writer, but I wish all the stories weren’t about the same sociopathic character. It just makes me think it’s autobiographical.
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