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Nine Rooms Deep

Thomas Zimmerman

5/5 ( ratings)

Meet the Conocybe Collective; a degenerate art cult obsessed with hallucinogenic drugs and the works of HP Lovecraft. They reside in a brownstone by the Gowanus Canal; in a railroad apartment that seems to go on and on.
Scutch, a young painter freshly transplanted to Brooklyn, is enticed into the Collective by Pinch Pie; a weirding woman both seductive and repugnant, who knows all his deepest secrets.
Once inside the apartment, Scutch becomes lost in a vast funhouse maze of hanging blankets. And then the games begin: terrifying games of escalating perversion and violence, until Scutch reaches the absolute bottom: Nine Rooms Deep.
Explicit content. Not for the horror novice.

Language: English

Pages: 172

Format: Kindle Edition

Nine Rooms Deep

Thomas Zimmerman

5/5 ( ratings)

Meet the Conocybe Collective; a degenerate art cult obsessed with hallucinogenic drugs and the works of HP Lovecraft. They reside in a brownstone by the Gowanus Canal; in a railroad apartment that seems to go on and on.
Scutch, a young painter freshly transplanted to Brooklyn, is enticed into the Collective by Pinch Pie; a weirding woman both seductive and repugnant, who knows all his deepest secrets.
Once inside the apartment, Scutch becomes lost in a vast funhouse maze of hanging blankets. And then the games begin: terrifying games of escalating perversion and violence, until Scutch reaches the absolute bottom: Nine Rooms Deep.
Explicit content. Not for the horror novice.

Language: English

Pages: 172

Format: Kindle Edition

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