Ad Nauseam: 13 Tales of Extreme Horror

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Exotic, Erotic, Gruesome and Gory! What if your Muse really was a twisted bitch, and she lived in your spare bedroom? And how far would you go to improve your station in life? In this premiere collection by C.W. LaSart, you will find 13 gruesome tales of the macabre, from a simpleton who forms an unnatural obsession with his own backyard to a lonely woman whose suitor is not heaven-sent. These stories, ranging from the supernatural to the darkness that lives within the human heart, are sure to send a chill down ...
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Exotic, Erotic, Gruesome and Gory! What if your Muse really was a twisted bitch, and she lived in your spare bedroom? And how far would you go to improve your station in life? In this premiere collection by C.W. LaSart, you will find 13 gruesome tales of the macabre, from a simpleton who forms an unnatural obsession with his own backyard to a lonely woman whose suitor is not heaven-sent. These stories, ranging from the supernatural to the darkness that lives within the human heart, are sure to send a chill down your spine and a flush to your face. Certain to disturb and delight, Ad Nauseam is a walk through the twisted imagination of one of horror's rising stars.
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  • ISBN-13: 9780985029005
  • Publisher: Stony Meadow
  • Publication date: 3/28/2012
  • Pages: 204
  • Product dimensions: 6.00 (w) x 9.00 (h) x 0.47 (d)

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  • Posted February 29, 2012

    Great collection- read it!

    I highly reccommend Ad Nauseam, it kept me entertained all the way through, each story bringing a more gruesome surprise than the last! There's such originality within these 13 stories, the kind of ideas that make you think, "how did they come up with that?" Excellent! I anticipate LaSart's next work!

    2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.

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  • Posted May 6, 2012

    Great Collection of Horror Tales

    Every single story in this collection is certain to entertain you, and chill you to the bone. Horror lovers out there, this is a story collection to not pass up!!!! C.W. LaSart is an up and coming name in horror, and one to keep your eye on. I will keep my eye out for any new works from this terrific horror author. Thumbs up on Ad Nauseam. It's in my favorites for short horror story collections.

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  • Posted April 2, 2012

    Great collection of horror stories!

    I was lucky to attend a reading C.W. Lasart did at the World Horror Convention 2012 in Salt Lake City of "The Hand That Feeds" and was so impressed with the reading, bought the book afterward. In "The Hand That Feeds" kids beg their dad to tell them a story. It's not just any story, it's a twisted tale, about when the dad was a prison guard and had to deal with a very special inmate. Right away the author painted a picture as she read. Vivid description, and a situation we can all relate to (that of being told a bedtime story). When the bedtime story turned dark, the kids only wanted more. After a little begging, the dad gives in, as they usually do. This is when the truly chilling tale is told. I quickly read the other 12 stories in the book with my favorite being "Simple Pleasures," about a man who discovers something in his yard, something ghastly, yet something he can't keep away from. Primal needs battle with the complex psyche of an emotionally scarred simple man.

    Highly recommend this one to anyone who enjoys horror shorts.

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