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|  | | A Vengeance Black
Imagine a plot along the lines of De Palma's film 'Sisters' married with the images of Kubrick's 'A Clockwork Orange', and you have what Brooks has come up with 'A Vengeance Black'.
| |  | | Cereal Killer
Dark comedic suspenseful mystery thriller
| |  | | Conversations At The Party
If you like short stories that feature a whole new kind of horror, a blend of madness and terror, satiric and scary all at the same time, then this is the collection for you.
Reworking old themes like how voyeurism, greed and corruption, lust and obsession, fear and abandonment - sometimes even ignorance - and tackling some new themes like how searching on the Internet for a lover can have all have nasty, nightmarish results. Randall Brooks invites you to take a tour. A tour of the twisted, the macabre, the psychologically deranged, erotic and perverse. Just put on your party faces and come along...
| |  | | Fear
When there's nothing to fear but fear itself, be afraid, be very afraid!
Psychological mystery thriller, black comedy, horror story, short story. | |  | | London Leatherboys
A lightweight black comedy romp about two rich spoiled kids who are tripping their balls off one day and decide to go on a shooting spree.
A lightweight black comedy romp about two rich spoiled kids who are tripping their balls off one day and decide to go on a shooting spree | |  | | Merry Christmas, You All
Weighing in at only 5 pages (what's known as "flash fiction"), this is a dark twisted horrifying story that's sure to please any horror fanatic!
Someone has more than the typical holiday gifts in mind during the Christmas season. Murder and mayhem are rampant! | |  | | Monster
Something is terrifying the area of Jefferson County!
It has been reported since the beginning of time that there lurks terrors and unknown horrors amongst mortal man, some so unfathomable, so unthinkable, so indescribable, that sightings of them have never been properly documented before.
And, no one in their right mind could have known of such a terror as the one hiding in the woods, seeping through the valleys, and living in the wild in the forests of Jefferson County. Not until now. And, honestly, most people around those parts still don’t understand or comprehend what it was.
All they know is that it came quick, moved astonishingly | |  | | Perfect Strangers
If you like short stories that feature a whole new kind of horror, a blend of madness and terror, satiric and scary all at the same time, then this is the collection for you.
| |  | | Psychopath
A very dark comedy that will have readers screaming and screaming again...with laughter.
Meet Charlie. He’s 22 years old. He lives by himself, works at a local food chain as a courtesy clerk. Loves video games and murdering young women. He’s available last time anyone checked…
| |  | | The Camera Eye
A psychological mystery thriller about a filmmaker who has an idea of maybe capturing a real "horror" on camera, but then abandons the idea just to have a mysterious film dropped off at his studio that details a real life murder.
A psychological mystery thriller about a filmmaker who has an idea of maybe capturing a real "horror" on camera, but then abandons the idea just to have a mysterious film dropped off at his studio that details a real life murder. | |  | | The Two Worlds of the Mind
“The Two Worlds of the Mind”, a homoerotic satiric psychological mystery thriller set in 1987, set in Knoxville and Jefferson City.
The basic plot is that Brent Hart, a young gay man, and George Waldo, a young straight man, and the love of Brent's life, become "involved" with each other, becoming very close friends. Along the lines, Brent sleeps with a mutual good friend of theirs, and eventually another fling of Brent's starts to stalk the two, killing people close to them, and working his way up to killing them. The novel is told in a very nonlinear structure, weaving back and forth between dreams, reality, daydreams, reality, and thoughts and reality. | |  | | Von Wyck Songbook Volume 1: 1986 - 1988
A collection of lyrical poems.
Von Wyck was the band that Brooks formed during the summer of 1984, between his junior and senior year of high school. Several members have come and gone over the years, and sometimes accurate documentation of the band was difficult to do; so on the side, Brooks created a fictional Von Wyck to coincide with the real band, and even created fictional band members and albums. This was the best (and easiest) way Brooks could think of to help create and keep track of all the lyrics he wrote for Von Wyck over the years. So, in essence, all the names other than his are fiction, and any similarity to | |  | | Von Wyck Songbook Volume 2: 1988 - 1991
A collection of lyrical poems.
Von Wyck was the band Brooks formed during the summer of 1984, between his junior and senior year of high school. Several members have come and gone over the years, and sometimes accurate documentation of the band was difficult to do, so on the side, Brooks created a fictional Von Wyck to coincide with the real band, and even created fictional band members and albums. This was the best (and easiest) way Brooks could think of to help create and keep track of all the lyrics he wrote for Von Wyck over the years. So, in essence, all the names other than his are fictional, and any similarity to any | |  | | Von Wyck Songbook Volume 3: 1991 - 1997
A collection of lyrics/poems.
Von Wyck was the band Brooks formed during the summer of 1984, between his junior and senior year of high school. Several members have come and gone over the years, and sometimes accurate documentation of the band was difficult to do, so on the side, Brooks created a fictional Von Wyck to coincide with the real band, and even created fictional band members and albums. This was the best (and easiest) way Brooks could think of to help create and keep track of all the lyrics he wrote for Von Wyck over the years. So, in essence, all the names other than his are fictional, and any similarity to any | |  | | Von Wyck Songbook Volume 4: 1998 - 2011
A collection of lyrical poems I wrote for my band, Von Wyck.
Von Wyck was the band that Brooks formed during the summer of 1984, between his junior and senior year of high school. Several members have come and gone over the years, and sometimes accurate documentation of the band was difficult to do, so on the side, Brooks created a fictional Von Wyck to coincide with the real band, and even created fictional band members and albums. This was the best (and easiest) way Brooks could think of to help create and keep track of all the lyrics he wrote for Von Wyck over the years. So, in essence, all the names other than his are fictional, and any sim |
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