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Sick! Sick! Sick! by Robert Essig
Seven vile excursions into hardcore horror!
What lurks in the S&M club hidden behind an unsuspecting storefront?
Do you have the guts to play a twisted arcade game with real consequences?
What do you do when your wife grows larger by the second and so does her appetite?
A couple of rednecks find themselves in the garbage pit of their nightmares! She’s chained up in a cabin, but it’s not what you think . . . I swear!
One man takes a baby fetish to wild new extremes.
There’s nothing like a good frat party that ends in a bang!
Are you feeling sick and twisted?
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United StatesThe Title Says it All!
The title says it all, really. This collection of seven stories by Robert Essig is, in order, sick & twisted, sick & bizarre, sick & nasty, sick & wrong, sick & awesome, sick & horrifying, and straight-up sick, dude. Sick! Sick! Sick! is for extreme horror fans only. It’s a sick collection of sick little stories to twist your mind, your intestinal fortitude, and your self-image when you laugh at stuff you realize you probably shouldn’t have. I do not want to know what it says about me that I enjoyed this collection (“Blowout” was my favorite; great plot, fantastically written, some underlying poignancy). These stories range from basic sick premise (as with “Wrapped in Plastic”) to brilliant (the aforementioned “Blowout,” but “120 Days” has surprising poignant depth as well) to gut-wrenching on an evocative level (you don’t expect that with a story titled “Blood Expectations,” but yeah, wrenching stuff). Essig’s cleverness and diversity in writing never fails to impress. His ability to inspire thought, engage emotions, and turn one’s stomach, sometimes simultaneously, is one of the things that puts him high on my list of go-to authors. Another such thing is he is a fantastic storyteller. Extreme horror fans will love the stories in Robert Essig’s Sick! Sick! Sick!.
United StatesThe Title Says it All
The title says it all, really. This collection of seven stories by Robert Essig is, in order, sick & twisted, sick & bizarre, sick & nasty, sick & wrong, sick & awesome, sick & horrifying, and straight-up sick, dude. Sick! Sick! Sick! is for extreme horror fans only. It’s a sick collection of sick little stories to twist your mind, your intestinal fortitude, and your self-image when you laugh at stuff you realize you probably shouldn’t have. I do not want to know what it says about me that I enjoyed this collection (“Blowout” was my favorite; great plot, fantastically written, some underlying poignancy). These stories range from basic sick premise (as with “Wrapped in Plastic”) to brilliant (the aforementioned “Blowout,” but “120 Days” has surprising poignant depth as well) to gut-wrenching on an evocative level (you don’t expect that with a story titled “Blood Expectations,” but yeah, wrenching stuff). Essig’s cleverness and diversity in writing never fails to impress. His ability to inspire thought, engage emotions, and turn one’s stomach, sometimes simultaneously, is one of the things that puts him high on my list of go-to authors. Another such thing is he is a fantastic storyteller. Extreme horror fans will love the stories in Robert Essig’s Sick! Sick! Sick!.
United StatesLoved it!
KInky fetishists? Hell yeah! Cryptid? Check. Ever hear of a Blowout party? Me neither. They have a very exclusive guest list, invite-only. Any BBW fans? You're going to love Maddie! I know there are a lot of gamers who love donuts … one story is a sticky treat especially for you! And meet Clinton and Rand, a couple of good ol' boys who ain't got a lick of sense between 'em. "Next to shooting guns, hunting, and sticking their peckers in places they didn't belong, those boys loved swimming."
United StatesSick and twisted indeed
I have become a big fan of Robert Essigs short stories and this one did not disappoint, I couldn't put it down as it filled my head with visions of sick and twisted imagery, a fine evening in my opinion.