| Author: | Martin Mundt | ISBN: | 1230000112595 |
| Publisher: | Dark Arts Books | Publication: | March 5, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Martin Mundt |
| ISBN: | 1230000112595 |
| Publisher: | Dark Arts Books |
| Publication: | March 5, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
HYMN: a song in praise to God, or gods.
UNDERBELLY: the underside of an animal; an inferior or concealed part of something.
Staple these two ideas together in dark unnatural congress and you get something like a mime with Tourette's Syndrome, shouting random obscenities at a little girl on the street. You get men (and a heavily tattooed, bodily-modified woman named Godiva -- rowrrr!) who just aren't right in the head, but who are allowed to roam the streets with razors and drivers licenses and ferrets like they're normal, church-going people, singing normal, church-going songs, right up until that moment when you realize they're really singing demented clown-chants.
No, these stories are not hymns, but "The Dark Underbelly of Hymns". Enjoy!
Martin Mundt's second collection of horror, humor and the macabre contains a dozen must-read tales, including "The Worst Mime In The World" and "The Nothing Good Ever Came Out Of Being Asked By Your Girlfriend If You Were A Cannibal Blues."
HYMN: a song in praise to God, or gods.
UNDERBELLY: the underside of an animal; an inferior or concealed part of something.
Staple these two ideas together in dark unnatural congress and you get something like a mime with Tourette's Syndrome, shouting random obscenities at a little girl on the street. You get men (and a heavily tattooed, bodily-modified woman named Godiva -- rowrrr!) who just aren't right in the head, but who are allowed to roam the streets with razors and drivers licenses and ferrets like they're normal, church-going people, singing normal, church-going songs, right up until that moment when you realize they're really singing demented clown-chants.
No, these stories are not hymns, but "The Dark Underbelly of Hymns". Enjoy!
Martin Mundt's second collection of horror, humor and the macabre contains a dozen must-read tales, including "The Worst Mime In The World" and "The Nothing Good Ever Came Out Of Being Asked By Your Girlfriend If You Were A Cannibal Blues."
