Necrosaurus Rex
A novella.
Necrosaurus Rex tells the tale of Martin, a simple janitor, who takes an unfortunate trip through time, becomes a violent mutant, and the father of us all. There’s 14 billion years crushed inside these pages, and most of them are pretty nasty.
This book is a jet black rumination on the concept of miracles and the creation of the universe, a narrative whose lineage exists somewhere between Moravagine, Maldoror, and David Copperfield.
Genesis, the Crucifixion, and Revelations reimagined as a transgressive nightmare.
This is Necrosaurus Rex.
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Nicholas Day
Nicholas Day writes predominantly within the horror, science fiction, and crime genres. He has studied creative writing at Southern Illinois University and at Seton Hill University. He co-owns Rooster Republic Press with fellow writer Don Noble, and their first child, a videogame called Heckpoint, is expected to arrive on Steam before the end of the 2017. Nicholas's novella, Necrosaurus Rex, and his collection of short fiction, Now That We're Alone, are both available through JournalStone and Bizarro Pulp Press. He is currently working on a multitude of projects, including two full-length novels, a novella, and a screenplay.
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