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Psyche Tree
It's been described as Waiting for Godot meets Twelve Monkeys.
A doctor creates a soils mutagen that he believes will revolutionize the world but it goes horribly wrong killing 99.9% of the human race. He has scurried away beneath the ground like a rat. His only companions are a former colleague, Mr. Tyler who may or may not be the devil, the Third Man who is former reincarnation of his dead wife, and a mysterious enigmatic creature known as the Space Gorilla. What is the Space Gorilla and why is it trying to send the doctor transmissions? Why doesn't the doctor fully remember the events of his past that led him to this underground existence? Who really are Mr. Tyler and the Third Man.
A mind bending thriller inspired by the works of Philip K. Dick, Rod Serling, and Samuel Beckett, Psyche Tree travels into the depths of a man's fragile psyche to uncover a horrible truth about how far someone can go in the name of science.
A doctor creates a soils mutagen that he believes will revolutionize the world but it goes horribly wrong killing 99.9% of the human race. He has scurried away beneath the ground like a rat. His only companions are a former colleague, Mr. Tyler who may or may not be the devil, the Third Man who is former reincarnation of his dead wife, and a mysterious enigmatic creature known as the Space Gorilla. What is the Space Gorilla and why is it trying to send the doctor transmissions? Why doesn't the doctor fully remember the events of his past that led him to this underground existence? Who really are Mr. Tyler and the Third Man.
A mind bending thriller inspired by the works of Philip K. Dick, Rod Serling, and Samuel Beckett, Psyche Tree travels into the depths of a man's fragile psyche to uncover a horrible truth about how far someone can go in the name of science.
31 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 28, 2014
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