Mostly Monochrome Stories
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Mostly Monochrome Stories

By turns unsettling, absurd and poignant, the splintered universe of John Travis, is a surreal, many-hued merry go-round of the imagination where reality, fantasy and hallucination meet in explosions of nightmare and wonder. Here you will meet the man who nailed himself to a bench, some very sinister stationery, a vampire with an embarrassing weakness and the widower who could not let go. Take a walk with a feline detective down the mean streets of a world where humanity has been usurped by its pets, make sure you say your prayers before getting into bed lest you end up in the terrifying world of Pyjamarama.

Contents:

  • Author's Note
  • Ghost Lands
  • Pyjamarama
  • The Guy Who Nailed Himself to the Bench
  • Idle Hands
  • Nothing
  • The Happy Misanthropist
  • Dance of the Selves
  • The Terror and the Tortoiseshell
  • Hey Garland, I Dig Your Tweed Coat
  • The Flooding of Mark Wiper
  • Self Disgust
  • The Other Exhibition
  • The Arse of Dracula
  • The Splintered Forest
  • Random Events in the Life of a Victim
  • It Grows in Your Face
  • Reduced to Clear
  • Beyond the Call of Duty
  • Venetian Paperweight
  • The Mutt Who Knew Too Much
  • He Destroyed His Image
  • The Strainer
  • Dragging the Grate
  • Ode to Hermes #54
  • Afterword
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