Bøger af Justin Hunter

Hydro, DT, Lockjaw, Pinkie, Skidmark, and Drugs are heading out after curfew. They call themselves the Midnight Rampage Club. It's all in harmless fun. Their night out turns into a nightmare. A living Monster. A town secret. One that hunts them one by one.

Elijah finds out that monsters are escaping from the old boiler in the school basement. It's his job to catch and return them before they destroy the school. It's tough being a kid! Recommended for young readers.

Tim is fifteen. His mother died in a car accident. He's sent to live with his recluse uncle who has spent the last five years setting death traps all over his farm. Tim and his uncle have more in common than they know. As they learn to cope with the past and present they find reasons to live, but how long will it last with a property set to kill them both?

Keegan is a late-night public access radio show host, sexual deviant, and militant vegan. He has grown tired of his vegan cause being treated with apathy by the portly, meat-gorging, residents of the small town of Breen Gay, Wisconsin. The time is ripe for Vegan vengeance.Keegan harvests roundworms from a local vagrant and mutates them using chemicals stolen from the meat packing plant. He infests the populace with the voracious, parasitic carnivores. Keegan knows that the only way for the people of Breen Gay to eliminate the parasites is to starve them of meat. It is with great expectation that he awaits the oncoming utopia of Veganism. However, the mutant roundworms will not die easily. The problems for the people of Breen Gay have only just begun.

"There's something that typically developing people do to people who have special needs- it's putting their life expectations onto them. All they see is the things they can never be or experience. They see their lives as less valuable or pity them for what their lot in life is. But that's not the case. Their lives are just different than yours. They see things in their own way, and their way is just as valid as yours. It's just different. We can't put the same expectations on Troy because his life is so unique. We can choose to take him as he is, or we can choose not to take him as he is and sit here stewing about his muscular dystrophy and treat him like a pitiful dead thing and not something that's alive and living right now." - Excerpt from The Wasting Boys.Euclid finds a videotape that shows him committing suicide by hanging. An evils stalks him, drawing him every closer to mental collapse. What is real and what's an imagination? How does on value human life? How much do we value our own? How can we prevent the evil from consuming us all? His brother, Troy, faces a slow death from Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. His parents are doing all they can to help Euclid through his mental turmoil and Troy through his faltering physiology. Their family holds a tenuous grasp over finding life through the promise of pain and loss.

Ruffle those feathers ladies and gents, these anti-poetry mashups throw eggs like curveballs, with no rhyme or reason. THE CHICKENS DON'T CARE... THIS IS THE GREATEST BOOK EVER! Ninja chickens munching on birdseed of eternal damnation, toting machine guns, and sometimes kicking us where it hurts. After everything flies out the coop, you're growing desire of lust for chickens will all begin to make sense.

Atticus is OUTCAST, Elijah is SMOTHERED, Elanore is WHORISH, Clive is SOCIOPATHIC, Tim ENABLES, Lauren is WEAK, Tom is ABUSIVEThey are us. We are them. Watch for the raccoon.CAST AWAY STONES is a story about three people whose personal growth has plateaued. They are existing rather than living. Whether it be struggles with leaving the protection of their parents, surviving an abusive relationship, or feeling a part of the human experience - all look for a chance to change and better themselves. This is a story about life as it is - laid bare and true. Not all endings are happy ones.Watch out for the raccoon.

Welcome to the darkest of comedies. Chet & Floyd vs. the Apocalypse: Volume 1 is a tribute to the anti-hero. This lightning paced, ultra-violent novel will find and tickle the blackest part of your funny bone. The big death has brought the end of most of the life on earth. The planet is like the mortally wounded, limping along as it bleeds out. Every day is colder than the last. There is no food. The humans that were spared from death's swath are now roaming the earth, starving and decadent. Cannibalism and Nihilism rule. This was the time of Chet and Floyd. Plunging across the apocalyptic landscape in their 1971 Volkswagen Super Beetle, Chet and Floyd navigate their way through this new world. Chet, who starts the novel with ten fingers but won't keep them all by the end of the story, is obsessed with finding morality in an environment which is anything but. Floyd is his stoic voice of reason, which isn't saying much in a world where there isn't any reason at all.