The Rioting of Inferno
The Rioting of Inferno
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The Rioting of Inferno invites readers to delve into the darkest corners of the human psyche in a dazzling collection of stories that challenge the boundaries of reality and human morality.
Written by 17-year old E.J. Cousins, hauntingly macabre tales such as “The Surgeon”, “Resolution”, “The Crying” and “The Masks of Stolen Skin” skilfully blur the line between the bizarre and the conceivable, the beautiful and the gruesome.
With stunning original artwork by Anwot, the spinetingling and mindbending tales that comprise The Rioting of Inferno will unsettle and linger long within you.
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Really cool read. I’ve read it 2 or 3 times now and it still manages to be creepy and keep me at the edge of my seat. The detail in each short story is gory and well written, with each being connected through some seriously gruesome (and graphic) undertones. I would highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to experiment with horror and stories written in varied form.
For someone who isn't normally drawn to this genre of writing I found it an incredibly visual experience. It was unsettling, graphic at times but somehow compelling. I had to read it in instalments but would definitely recommend to anyone who likes their horror graphic.
This collection of stories is dark, macabre, visceral and not for the faint hearted. For those into their horror films I definitely got Cronenberg-esque vibes from some of the stories. There is clear thread running through the stories that looks to build a dark and unsettling universe. An impressive first outing for an obviously young author.