Necrosaurus Rex

Necrosaurus Rex tells the tale of Martin, a simple janitor, who takes an unfortunate trip through time, becomes a violent mutant, and the father of us all. There’s 14 billion years crushed inside these pages, and most of them are pretty nasty. This book is a jet black rumination on the concept of miracles and the creation of the universe, a narrative whose lineage exists somewhere between Moravagine, Maldoror, and David Copperfield. Genesis, the Crucifixion, and Revelations reimagined as a transgressive nightmare.This is Necrosaurus Rex.

"It's an epic and sickly hilarious novelette-- a gross-out love story as only the most bizarro of contemporary minds canenvision it -- and if you ever wanted to take a roadtrip into insanity,Nicholas Day is already waiting for you behind the wheel, revving up theengine, slipping an ant helmet over his head, grinning behind the stiffeningantennae, and raring to go."
 -Michael Arnzen, author of GraveMarkings-
"There is not a misplaced word in all of the book, everything isworking together to tell this story. As long as a reader goes in with an openmind and a tolerance for the absolutely disgusting and the absolutelybeautiful, Necrosaurus Rex delivers. With more content and character than athousand pages of your average book author Nicholas Day has achieved somethingamazing, something you have to experience to understand. "
-Tim Potter, Hellnotes-
"Nicholas Day is a fantastic writer, he's a thrilling, poetic, gruesomeand balls to the wall in-your-face craftsman of twisted horror and bizarro."
- Jonathan Reitan, SCREAM magazine-
"Instead of just spamming fatalities, or playing the gross-out game toelicit some kind of knee-jerk response, Day carefully weaves a compelling storyaround real characters who are surprisingly developed considering how short thebook is."
-Mr. Pasty, AICN Horror-