Shane Blackheart

It's Only A Little Death (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Being dead never felt so good...

Silver's memories are gone, but that's the way death usually goes. You wake up by the Styx, you realize you're dead, you pick a name, and you pay Charon for a ride across the river. If you have nothing of value to give, Charon deals in other currencies too including ones of the flesh.

Silver soon finds themself sitting on a bed in a strange room. They're given a diary, which is the most important thing they now own, and a peer support worker, Ifris, who's less than stellar about the job.

Silver isn't prepared to go through the stages of grief for their own death, but they're even less ready for the deal they made with Charon: Recover their memories and the reason they died in record time, and they get to avenge their murder.

There's one problem; the only way to trigger memories is to create a shock to the system, which is easily attained by having an explosive climax at the hands of the beasts that hold Silver's life story.

This book has explicit content and explores some sensitive subjects. You can find the list of content warnings in the beginning of the book in the preview.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Shane Blackheart
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. September 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798227222794
• Artikelnr.: 72343745

Autorenporträt

Shane is a disabled nonbinary, trans masc author of dark queer fiction. They have been writing since they were seven years old, and they haven't stopped since.

Writing quickly became a way to escape from reality while dealing with early trauma, and it has helped them understand and cope with several mental illnesses they were diagnosed with throughout life. They've since used their writing to help raise awareness for misunderstood and stigmatized mental illnesses, but they also enjoy writing stories that make people think differently about societal norms we're often raised with, such as gender, sexuality, and spirituality. They want to spread the message that it's okay to be different.