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The Man Who Needed to be Exorcised

The Man Who Needed to be Exorcised

by

D.David Croot

What happens when you combine Moliere's the misanthrope, Huysmans Against the Grain, Dostoevsky's bureaucratic nightmares and a whole heap of junk stored in the mind of a wayward writer hell bent on divine literary creativity?

You get this bad mama-jumbo of a stream of conscious novella about a man who's superb at a job that only requires five minutes of work an eight hour day, see's doppelgängers who do not look like him everywhere and fails to look after a turtle.

The jewel encrusted turtle being the only one he can have a joke with.

Let's face it, we know he's gonna blow something up, time to guess what?

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Age Groups:

New Adult, Adult

Spice Level:

Level 5

Available Formats:

Paperback, eBook

Content Information:

Level 4

"Swearing
Sexual Content"

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About the Author

D. David Croot

I am a literary-horror author who flutters across genres as he pleases. Tis most fun.  

I have written a well received set of Fairytales, a slo-burn literary romance and a whole batch of crazy-deranged semi-autobiographical fiction.  

My Horror output receives the most reads. The most frequent comment in a review appears to be 'unique' and this makes me proud. Doesn't even mean they enjoyed the story but, unique, or at the very least, different, is something I strive to do with every moment of my life.

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