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You don't Name Drop camps that this fictional nazi worked at/helped design and then not expect me to be questioning the presence of antisemitism and its, extremely disappointing that I've not seen that brought up at all whenever I did see people talking about this book. And so are the elaborate punishment devices that have been booby-trapped within each one to decimate the participants, but that’s part of the joy of reading something to just read and have fun. Images Donate icon An illustration of a heart shape Donate Ellipses icon An illustration of text ellipses. It was about a teenager who couldn't score the girl of his dreams in life so he decided to kill her and impregnate her corpse. If you’re into children lusting after their own mothers at the small age of seven, then boy is this the book for you!

The gore is alright, its written in a way that can be a little hammy sometimes but like, I'm not looking for high minded lit with vocab I have to google the meaning of.If you are at all familiar with Aron's writing, then you should be well prepared for the darkness that lies within his storytelling. Boiling down her entire life and everything within, for her to feel like "something is missing" and what is it?

All the parents must do to collect the rest of their money is allow their children to test out the revolutionary playground equipment Geraldine has been working on for decades. Saying that – I do my best to try and support as many as I can, and with this novel having been nominated for Best Novel for this years Splatterpunk Awards, I figured this was a perfect one to check out!He also contributes to the Evil Examined Podcast where he explores the most strange and horrifying events in the history of humanity with his lady and friends. After pursuing careers (which ultimately failed) in music, filmmaking, and full-time drug use, he eventually circled back to his bloody bread and butter: writing highly disturbing and bizarre material that tends to explore the human potential for evil. A reason we never find out due to her getting turned into red paste more or less the second she shows up (a move I fucking wholeheartedly supported). Geraldine and Fuchs are character's that are completely evil and unlikable, disgusting in all their enjoyment they have in living out their dream of watching the suffering of the children.

The choices they will have to make, the choices some of them do make, and the consequences of thier actions.But there’s a reason the structures in the bowels of her gothic castle have taken so long to develop—they were never meant to see the light of day.