It Sees

By John Luck

Shortly after the incident with the cult, both Fulton and Pigeon began to hallucinate. Pigeon began to hear voices; “Jimmy” warned her of danger and tried to keep her safe. Fulton tried to go back to his life as a private investigator but his encounter with the Cult of the Lidless Eye had left a permanent scar upon his mind. He started seeing octopus headed men who were always surrounding him and watching as if he were some laboratory animal in an experiment. After an attempted suicide they were institutionalized in Virginia and then later transferred into the care of the Arkham Asylum. The last five years of the horrific daily drudgery of life in the asylum have weighed heavily on both Aaron Fulton and Pigeon. That is about to end as It Sees.

• Language: English
• Publisher: John Luck
• Release date: May 1, 2012
• ISBN: 9781476313306

John Luck

I am an artist and art teacher by training, but I have held an interest in fantasy and horror genres most of my life. The works of Robert Louis Stevenson, Mary Shelley, Bram Stoker, Edgar Allan Poe, and H.P. Lovecraft are the source of my inspiration. I am an avid table top role-player and a prolific game master; The Second Coming (and subsequent stories) is loosely based on an adventure I wrote for my gaming group. Family and friends have been encouraging me for years to submit my adventures or convert them into stories for publication. I finally took their advice. I am an alumnus of Virginia Commonwealth University holding a Masters of Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus in Drawing and Painting as well as a Radford University alumnus with a Bachelors of Science of Art Education. I currently live in Newport News, Virginia and works for Newport News Public Schools as an art teacher. Feel free to visit my Facebook page to see my artwork.

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