Stories from the Asylum
โ Scribed by Sirens Call Publications
- Publisher
- Sirens Call Publications
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 185 KB
- Category
- Fiction
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โฆ Synopsis
Sanatorium, mental ward, psychiatric hospital - they're all the same. Places where the infirm, the crazy, and the certifiable go for treatment... Or what passes for 'treatment'.This is a collection of stories of bedlam taking place within the padded walls of an institution. Stories of experiments gone wrong, patients revolting against the staff, or even the deranged doings of those charged with giving care. They are sick, depraved, and atrocious - the type of stories that rarely reach the light of day.Are you brave enough to crawl inside the minds of the thirteen authors who wrote these tales... Or are you afraid you'll be locked up for peeking?Featuring the talents of:Alex Chase, Delphine Boswell, Sean Conway, Megan Dorei, A.A. Garrison, Tom Howard, Russell Linton, Suzie Lockhart and Bruce Lockhart 2nd, Jennifer Loring, Sergio Palumbo, Joseph A. Pinto, and D.M. Smith*This book is a collection of similarly themed yet varying fictitious short stories from multiple authors.
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