The Dark Underbelly of Hymns
By :"Martin Mundt","John Everson","Chad Savage"
Published on 2013-08-05 by John Everson
Category :"Fiction"
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 \
Lenght : 174
Language : en
This Book was ranked 39 by Google Books for keyword zippered flesh
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