Nyhl Kreeg

Wayward Desolation (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Jack used to be an aspiring filmmaker during high-school, but when garnering little support for his projects from his teachers, friends and family, he turned towards the impartial beauty of nature where he spend every free hour capturing the wilderness in its purest form. Enamored with the serenity he found in the untouched wild, and disaffected with a community that rejected him, he began to drift further and further from society as a whole, until he had lost all contact to those he once cared for. Over the years, his passion for photography faded, and having no one left to talk to, he often sat alone in his apartment, unable to overcome the subconscious scars he earned from his rejection. He took to drink as his mental health had deteriorated substantially, when, one morning, his woes became manifest within the four walls now defining his entire world, as he awoke to a sleepless nightmare of utter isolation that even death would not release him from. If he ever wants to escape his tortuous dreams that bear closer resemblance to reality than he would hope for, he has to break the morbid cycle of his own doing.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Nyhl Kreeg
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. April 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798223772767
• Artikelnr.: 67862404

Autorenporträt

Raised in the valleys and vineyards winding through the German forests past castles and ecclesiastical edifices, my fascination with the horrors hiding in the dark and within the human soul took root from the cradle. At the age of six I wrote my first short story, and I continued to express my inchoate passion for the horror genre throughout school. Once I had discovered the works brought forth by the romantic movement and the Victorian era, my love for English literature became manifest. Some years later, when I had been holding the abyss's gaze for too long, I was confronted with the metaphysics of philosophy, which influenced my perspective of true horror and encouraged me to put my phantasms into words.