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Dark poetry unravels the twisted tale of a tortured soul that questions reality and perhaps even reveals apocalyptic prophecies.
We all wear various masks for different situations. It’s how we adapt and react to life. Wear a mask for too long, however, and it becomes difficult to remove. Especially if that mask has been forced upon you…
Sykophunk Productions presents Mask: Shadow by Joseph VanBuren. Through twisted poetry and dark ambient soundscapes, the tale of a tortured soul unfolds. In the aftermath of strange psychiatric and biogenetic experiments, our narrator questions reality, laments the loss of truth, and perhaps even reveals apocalyptic prophecies.
Mask: Shadow is the first in a trilogy of | |  | | Other Shadows: Breif Glimpses into the Unknown and Maddening
In the light, everyone has a shadow. In the darkness of the night, there are other shadows. Restless spirits of those passed on, lingering impressions of intense violence and sorrow, and maladies of madness that convert normal men and women into murderers and lunatics.
From the author of The Consciousness Conspiracy comes this disturbing collection of short stories. Intertwining elements of horror, psychology and surrealism, Joseph VanBuren has created a world of fiction that gives the reader brief glimpses into a dark underworld that is parallel to our reality. | |  | | The Consciousness Conspiracy (Remix) vol. 1
A thought-provoking and stomach-turning collection of dark poetry and surreal horror for the post-truth era. Poems to question reality to.
Sykophunk Productions presents a thought-provoking and stomach-turning collection of dark poetry for the post-truth era. Saturated with surreal horror, reflections of depression, and nihilistic nightmares, this chapbook packs a gut punch. Bizarre experiments in dark surrealism and weird horror that test the limits of human experience. Life lessons buried under the corpses of past lives. Poems to question reality to. | |  | | The Consciousness Conspiracy: Poems and Written Experiments
If Socrates, Jim Morison, and Edgar Allen Poe could meet with each other in the Twilight Zone, their conversations might sound something like the words in this book.
Human beings are the only animals capable of complete self-awareness. How often are we aware of our amazing awareness, and what is like it to realize the innate nature that we normally take for granted?
Joseph VanBuren attempts to answer these questions in his new book, The Consciousness Conspiracy: Poems and Written Experiments. The book is a collection of poetic verses and analytical insights that are painfully personal yet fundamentally universal in theme. From the origin of life to the mysteries of death (and various events in between), Joseph VanBuren examines the experience o |
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