Horrendum I (Paperback)

Paperback. The trembling tone tied to his vocal chordslaughed at the scene it watched him try to say.She looked up, only long enough, like jackals glancingfrom recent kill to evaluate approaching beasts intent totake food from bloody plate, seeing no real threat, andturned back inwards towards her happy used to besmiling meal. The world turning in such a differentmanner when the meat is happy for its sacrifice. Everymoment of every day is a sacrifice to the life taking it.Life inherently selfish. Life inevitably requiring in orderto exist. No existence self contained. It all requires timeand space. So why can't that time and space be happyfor its use? Why can't human flesh be happy in itsprivilege to continue this beautiful world, beautifulexistence? This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.