Hero Zero - Grey-Sun, Harambee K.
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Not everyone is the hero of their own story . . . Bottom-rung office worker Sevin Naughtiér probably shouldn't be alive. His nose spontaneously leaks a weird tarlike substance. He possesses the inexplicable ability to run faster than any other creature on Earth. And a new coworker vividly remembers him committing suicide back when they were both in middle school. It's an odd existence-but so long as the local bars serve all his favorite whiskies, he sleeps just fine. Until the shadows become restless. When Sevin becomes the target of superhuman, self-proclaimed "heroes," he must figure how to…mehr

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Not everyone is the hero of their own story . . . Bottom-rung office worker Sevin Naughtiér probably shouldn't be alive. His nose spontaneously leaks a weird tarlike substance. He possesses the inexplicable ability to run faster than any other creature on Earth. And a new coworker vividly remembers him committing suicide back when they were both in middle school. It's an odd existence-but so long as the local bars serve all his favorite whiskies, he sleeps just fine. Until the shadows become restless. When Sevin becomes the target of superhuman, self-proclaimed "heroes," he must figure how to move fast enough to solve the mystery of his reality while fighting to stay alive. Action, irreverent humor, and metaphysics mix in this unique take on the superhero origin story.
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Harambee K. Grey-Sun is the author of several novels, short stories, and poetry collections, including Colder Than Ice, Blind Dates: Weird Stories, and Wine Songs, Vinegar Verses. He writes in a variety of genres but his stories often fall somewhere on the spectrum of horror, ranging from the supernatural to the psychological. The curious can find more information about him and his writings at www.harambeegreysun.com.