Grant Mcdaniel

“Imagine that; you survive the apocalypse, the scourge of Satan, the wrath of Jesus, and your first order of business is to bust a nut.” “I’m not surprised. Humans were never good at prioritizing,” I replied,”
― Wrath James White, And Hell Followed: An Anthology

“Every ounce of bigotry, prejudice, intolerance, and hatred in the entire neighborhood was bubbling to the surface. Not everyone in the neighborhood was high on horse, but enough to light the spark. After that, mass hysteria, mob mentality, a primordial, tribal groupthink had taken over. Nothing galvanizes people like hatred. Small insignificant differences and divisions became insurmountable chasms, reasons to fight, kill, or die. Anyone who didn’t look like them, think like them, dress like them, worship like them, or vote like them, was now the enemy. Blood was being spilled in every direction I looked.”
― Wrath James White, And Hell Followed: An Anthology

“The horns blew, and Jesus came floating out of the damned sky like Magneto to save us all! How did you repay him? You shot him in the fucking face and he hit the ground! He hit that shit harder than Paul Walker driving through a Christmas tree farm! So, yes! Congratulations! You’re the Antichrist and your father was a psychic!”
― Wrath James White, And Hell Followed: An Anthology

“His window was open, and a note was taped to the sill that said he’d run off to start a new life with his true love, the poster. It went on to say he knew we wouldn’t understand but he couldn’t fight destiny.”
― John Wayne Comunale, Aunt Poster