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|  | | Dead Nolte
The most undeserving man in the world has figured out the secret to eternal life.
All Nolte ever really wanted out of life, was to commit a nice mass murder and perhaps get his name in a few history books. But an abusive, overbearing mother and a timid; self-preservationist version of Jiminy Cricket had robbed him of every opportunity, at every turn. As far as Nolte was concerned, he had wasted his life. Until, a visit from the Reaper put all the cards back on the table. The only good Nolte is a dead Nolte.
A lifetime of bad choices and debauchery had put Nolte on the highway to Hell. With an eternity afloat on the Lake of Fire, an absolute certainty in his future | |  | | Plastic Jesus
Plastic Jesus is a gritty look at the world through the eyes of a serial killer.
There was no mercy shown, no quarter given and no punches pulled in the writing of this book. It is hard and shocking in places, but a lot of fun.
This book parallels the similarities and delves into the differences of Golbert Cobblepot, (serial killer) and Officer Percival Manners (self-proclaimed alpha-wolf, officer of the law), from their abuse riddled youth, to adulthood. Plastic Jesus takes a hard, unblinking look at their insanity and the conditions which made them crazy.
Though, they come from completely different backgrounds and philosophies of life, they share a co |
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I Made My Boy Out of Poetry
by Aberjhani
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 I Made My Boy Out of Poetry is a powerful literary vision of rare scope, beauty and emotional intensity composed of stories and poems that flow in and out of each other like the most lucid and articulate of dreams. These are portraits and studies of |
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