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Figure Eights
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Category:  Horror
Publisher: artisanPruett

ISBN-10:  1304946169

Type: Fiction

Pages: 316

Copyright: 
April 12, 2014
ISBN-13: 9781304946164

Price: $3.99 (eBook)


Fear has a new name. It wears no disguise. Prepare yourself to enter a world where the dead reanimate and souls disintegrate — the bowels of pure terror. Werewolves, mummies, vampires, ghosts, and serial killers take advantage of their victims. Each yarn has a twisted end, thus, given the name, Figure Eights.

Enter this room — storms of fear. We are all victims of our own exploitation. Nevermore, the sun will persist. Nevermore, we will stride to exist. Dreams are blackened by shadows unaware. Souls left wandering in the midst of despair. We are all mortals, therefore, we die. Terror is a representation, a mirror to cast a reflection that, be it as it may, our innocence defines. And be it as it may, our sovereignty confines. Life is ephemeral. Death is eternal — perpetual — infinite — the riddance of pain — heroin in the vein. 



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“Everyone is the age of their heart.”
—Guatemalan Proverb
—1968—
Basket, IL
Timmy took his friends, Walt and Roland, into the woods. They trampled through briar and prickly bush. “You ready to climb?” Timmy asked as they came to a sudden stop.
“Let’s do it!” Roland was eager to see for himself. And so was Walt. The anticipation on their faces spoke louder than words.
They made it to the top of Pikes Hill, barren of trees, and Timmy showed them. He showed both of them that he wasn’t lying. Smack-dab in the center of the hilltop was a shadowy blotch. There wasn’t a thing in the sky that could have been held responsible. “I told you! Told both of you…a place where the sun never shines. Now, do you believe me?” said Timmy excitedly. But it was as if seeing wasn’t believing.
“There has to be a logical explanation,” chimed in Walt.
“Yeah, there’s just gotta!” seconded Roland. ----Where the Sun Never Shines


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