This little book looks innocuous enough, doesn’t it? Soothing waves of blue and green grace the cover. Perhaps it was about an adorable sea monster or even a meaner one crunching and munching its way through a bunch of B-movie characters who kind of, sort of deserved everything they were getting. ...
Jeremy Robert Johnson puts together one crazy mo-fo in this sci-fi/bizarro/fuck-knows-what-else mash-up. A drug fueled psycho-delic dick breaking dream world of corporate espionage. Killer jacked-up mutant-mouthed Popeye-jawed gorilla-armed man-things. Reality teetering on the precipice of an endles...
Corporate slave S.P. Doyle, whose best friends are his pet turtle and his Hex addiction, sees conspiracies everywhere linking his bank to some unspeakable evil. When he's framed for murder, his conspiracies don't seem so far fetched anymore...First off, I really hate elevator pitches but this is Off...
"The line between art and madness is vapor-thin, and the worms are always hungry…"One of these days I am going to get motivated to review a collection story by story. It ain’t gonna be today though. I wish I would have for this one because even though some of the stories are very short, JRJ packs a ...
This one is very good and very, very dark. The lines get blurred between reality and a couple hits of seriously bad acid, as Angie goes on a quest to be reunited with a daughter she had abandoned years earlier. Unfortunately for her, in order to get to her future she will have to travel thru her pas...
I absolutely loved this book. I thought the writing was exceptional, the stories had depth and even the shortest story drew you in with it's character development. Labelling this read as just bizarro would be wrong as it offered far more than bizarro stories.These are some of my favourites:Amniotic ...
Wow! How can I not be a huge fan of short stories and still give this one 5 stars? Easy. From the first short forward, these tales were crazy good! The stories are very well written with tight prose and some genuinely creepy mother f@cking sh*t going down. Deranged medical experiments, infantilism, ...
I bought a copy of "We live Inside You" being a fan after reading JRJ's cult bizarro classic "Angel Dust Apocalypse" This short story collection peels your eyelids back and drags them across the page. Great stuff!When Susurrus StirsPersistence HuntingThe Gravity of Benham FallsA Flood of HarriersThe...
Ushankas off to Osborne for this frosty horror. The winner of 2010 Wonderland Award. And a well written, blood splattered, debut novel.Set in the Siberian Gulag a slave labor camp. Slaves plan an escape into the freezing cold. Cold that would probably freeze you in place if hot water was thrown on ...
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