Eternal damnation isn't just about roasting over the flames. The damned live in Pandemonium, a sprawling metropolis of slums, skyscrapers and gated communities. The devious and evil forge new careers for themselves, rising through the ranks to positions of privilege and power-the misguided and unfortunate fight amongst themselves in the hope that tonight's torment will be less than yesterday's. Everyone works and, when they aren't slaving, they watch television-thousands of channels covering every perversion and insanity.Fokst is the chief of the daytime schedule, one of the powerful. On the cusp of gaining access to the inner sanctums of depravity he must prove his worth, convince his boss that he is the best man for the job, prove that his shows are the best. Only thing is, he hates them all, never watches them if he can avoid it. With an audit in eight hours and a thousand shows to watch, Fokst knows today is going to be a long day in Hell.Chaos Tales II: Hell TV is another gut churning collection from Christopher Law. It really isn't for children or the squeamish.
