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I know you've been searching for a truly unsettling read, a book that makes you go "WTH!" after.
You're at the right place.
Enter Bizarre Tales from Eracsia: Nightmares & you won't be disappointed.
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It's been more than five years in the making, but I did it...
I'm finally a published author!
5 tales of the macabre & supernatural.
Bizarre Tales from Eracsia: Nightmares
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One of my favorite bits in Shaun of the Dead (2004) is Shaunโs morning trip to the shop. ๐งโโ๏ธ
Edgar Wright fills the background with signs that the zombie apocalypse is already underway, but Shaun is so locked into his daily routine that he barely notices anything around him.
In March 1954, Constance Fisher drowned her three children in a bathtub in their home in Maine, then tried to kill herself. She left a note saying God had told her to send the children to heaven.
Five years later, she was released from a psychiatric hospital and returned to her husband.
Constance had been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and found unfit to stand trial. Her husband, Carl, had pushed for her release.
In 1959, the couple began living together again. They moved to a new town and had three more children.
Then, in 1966, Carl came home and discovered that it had happened again.
Constance had drowned all three children and tried to take her own life once more. Beside them was a note almost identical to the one she had written 12 years earlier.
This time, she was declared not guilty by reason of insanity and sent back to the same hospital. In 1973, she escaped. Her body was later found in the Kennebec River.
Decades later, the parallels with Lindsay Clancy are striking.
Three children, nearly the same ages. A failed suicide attempt by the mother. The same insanity defense, this time built on postpartum psychosis.
More than seventy years on, we still cannot answer the same question. Is a mother like this evil or ill?
๐จA young man begged prison officials not to lock him in a cell with the monster who abused his sisterโand when the system ignored him, instant justice took over.
In 2020, Washington state inmate Shane Goldsby arrived at the Airway Heights Corrections Center. To his absolute horror, prison staff assigned him to share a cell with 70-year-old Robert Mungerโa convicted child predator serving a 43-year sentence for abusing Goldsby's own sister.
Goldsby repeatedly begged prison staff for a cell reassignment, warning guards about the extreme conflict of interest and the impossibility of sharing a small space with the man who destroyed his family. Corrections staff ignored his warnings, forcing them into the same small cell.
When Munger reportedly began talking about Goldsby's sister inside the cell, the pressure exploded. Goldsby attacked the predator, delivering a fatal beating.
Goldsby pled guilty to murder and received nearly 25 additional years in prison. In court, Goldsby expressed remorse to Munger's family, but pointed out the catastrophic failure of prison administrators: "I kept asking to be moved. I knew what would happen... The system set this up."
Sometimes making somebody happy takes very little effort. If you have the opportunity, do it. To my lovely wife and inspiration for all the good parts of my novelโs FMC.
The mother wanted to put her son with Down syndrome up for adoption, so the father divorced her to raise him on his own.
Evgeny Anisimov chose to raise his son Misha as a single parent after his wife wanted to place the baby in institutional care following his birth in 2018.
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