***NOW AVAILABLE*** If you will, my friends, read, soon to be collector's item, this, the true account made of murder and madness, occurring on the streets of Toronto! It is a true story concerning this city's most notorious murderer, who in truth was never brought to trial nor charged of any crime. This tale entitled,The Happy Hour is true story of a man named Armstrong, who, described to those now attending him within the fortified walls of one of Ontario's safest, most secretive and most secure asylums, is known as the 'Machete Murderer'. Here, within these pages, may you read all of his gruesome exploits of which some have been, at least in part, described to me by members of Toronto's finest team of homicide detectives. Yes, all the elements of criminality, spirituality and horror are described as they are properly exploited, thus to reveal the mind of a killer destined to become in all certainty, Toronto's darkest and most tightly guarded secret! About to be set free upon the citizens of Toronto and indeed the citizens of the world -he is here, Willie Armstrong, as he, with his killing blade held righteously above his head, is about to cut and chop until all his victims are made to feel the wrath of a blade, both poised and polished in the most pristine manner, to kill! The 'Machete Murderer' comes not only to destroy but to make love to the body butchered now purified by his blade of holiness. It is here the reader shall witness within these fraught filled pages, the desecration and the defecation of a mind gone mad! Here, if you please, read this true, never to be told account of Toronto's 'Machete Murderer', whose victims now cut, are then stuffed quite unceremoniously into a duffle bag, their remains weighted down and made to sink down to the very bottom of a blood-red River known as the Don. Please, I implore of you, to read parts entitled: Holy Orders, Mike's Dilemma, and Resurrection - all written as a three part discourse of true, soon to be historical account of this city's only serial killer entitled The Happy Hour. Look for it, my fellow readers.***NOW AVAILABLE at: www.stephentaylorblogging.com THE HAPPY HOUR by Stephen Taylor - available exclusively, of course, only on the internet publishing book shelf site, at least for now, both in regular and E book format. Be seeing you. Stephen       

***The Friends of Poe** Literary Society Canada. First prize winner 2005. Best original theme based on an adaptation of an Edgar Allen Poe short story: The Premature Burial. The House Of Triblinkus was judged for its originality, uniqueness, and overall horrific impact. The story of Triblinkus has therefore been deemed to have attained a level of gastly grotesquerie not yet defined, nor probably ever understood by the average and casual reader of gothic or modern day horror.