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David Peak

    David Peak explore les recoins les plus sombres de la psyché humaine, disséquant les horreurs qui se cachent aux confins de la réalité. Sa prose, incisive et troublante, plonge souvent dans des abîmes existentiels et brouille les frontières traditionnelles du genre. Il se fraye un chemin dans le subconscient du lecteur, laissant une impression durable par son intensité brute et sa profondeur intellectuelle.

    Komplexität - das gezähmte Chaos
    The Spectacle of the Void
    The World Below
    • The World Below

      • 178pages
      • 7 heures de lecture
      4,0(156)Évaluer

      Witches, LSD psychosis, and the slippery nature of truth. The World Below is about the limitless horror of grief and the unbreakable bonds of blood. It is a story of occultations, of light and dark, and of unfathomable realities that hide in plain sight.Two families—the Bowles and the Underhills—are cursed by an act of violence that forever echoes through time, and their long-simmering feud reignites when teenager Ornithan Bowles suddenly disappears. Believing the Underhills responsible, several members of Orn’s family lay siege to the home of their rivals—only to awaken a restless spirit from its prison between two worlds. Now, several years later, Letitia Underhill, fresh out of prison and looking to begin anew, tells her version of events to the host of a prime-time news program in hopes of putting an end to her family’s curse once and for all.

      The World Below
    • The Spectacle of the Void

      • 104pages
      • 4 heures de lecture

      Published by Schism Press The world has been swallowed by strangeness. A new reality-a "horror reality"-has taken hold. David Peak's The Spectacle of the Void examines the boundaries of the irreal and the beyond, exploring horror's singular ability to communicate the unknown through language and image. It is also a speculative work that gazes unflinchingly at the inevitable extinction of mankind, questioning whether or not the burden of our knowing we will someday cease to exist is a burden after all, or rather the very notion that will set us free.

      The Spectacle of the Void