Garrett Cook

n the shadows of the kink community, there are stories of an enigmatic man known only as Daddy. He has a bottomless supply of drugs, a warm place to sleep, and the capacity to fulfill any sexual desire. For those who are desperate, Daddy is both seducer and saviour. And all he asks for is everything. Pup is a homeless femboy who has recently lost the love of their life and has only memories to comfort them. When they meet up with Daddy and accept a place to stay, they are led into a strange world of drugs, eroticism, and degradation. But Daddy uncannily knows all, sees all, and can appear out of the shadows. With a look and a word, he holds them all in his thrall. What is the dark secret behind Daddy's power over them? Are Pup and his new roommates Daddy's beloved, or are they captives in a macabre trap capable of destroying both their will and their very humanity?" A lewd and manic story that wraps you in the depths of kinky sex, drugs, and barbaric abuse. My most 'What the fuck' (in the best possible way) read of the year." - Bridgett Nelson, Splatterpunk Award-winning author of Red Inside and A Bouquet of Viscera.

Thomas Kemp, the Libertine, turned cruelty, torture and humiliation into works of art. It was said that he had given his soul to something inhuman to be part of artistic immortality. It was said that his very ashes were used to make a set of charcoals still imbued with his spirit. When Shannon Hernandez, a traumatized and repressed art student, is tasked to draw with them by her lecherous professor, she feels a change in herself and something menacing calling out to her. She is offered a chance to create work that breaks boundaries and hearts alike but comes bound with a connection to a legacy of immortal terrors.

From the Wonderland Book Award-winning twisted mind behind A God of Hungry Walls, Garrett Cook, comes the most offensive and inappropriate book yet released by the leading publisher of extreme horror, Deadite Press. The news is a lie. The conspiracies are real. We all see the constant reports of mass shootings in the United States. Footage of death and panic and random citizens being massacred by terrorists or crazies. But what the viewers at home don't see are the agendas these attacks are pushing or that those "victims" are trained actors paid to be a part of the scene. They are "crisis actors." John is a "Crisis Boy," created by the secret organizations that really pull the strings behind the scenes of government and economics. He was created to be shot, stabbed, and blown-up and yet recover as no human should be able. He is used to stage massacres, assassinations, and create the kind of terror that will allow the powers that be to control the public and the world. But on his latest assignment, John's programming begins to break down. He begins to question his role in this massive manipulation of society. All because he's met someone kind--a girl. Someone that he knows is supposed to die, but he's going to do everything he can to prevent it. Crisis Boy is an extreme horror novel of conspiracies, secret societies, and of how love and kindness can fuck-up the best laid plans." One of the coolest book concepts I've heard in years. When you read Garrett Cook, you never quite know what kind of madness you're going to get." --Carlton Mellick III

On the 5th anniversary of Michael Allen Rose and Sauda Namir, Michael asked a number of friends, colleagues, and members of their creative family to submit tributes and stories about the couple. This full color book collects these illustrations, photos, stories, poems and anecdotes. It was made with the utmost love, and filled with a staggering variety of pieces dedicated to the 5th year of the bizarro couple and their relationship.