Suicide

By Roy Hollinshead

Like any young guy Adam Kyle was never one to turn down a party, especially when the host was a gorgeous brunette with wealthy parents.

The venue was eccentric and strange to say the least but money could buy these standout items most people never got near.

A great time was had by all and Adam barely remembered who he was by the time he passed out.

How he would come to wish he had never gone as he emerged from the post-party delirium into a nightmare encounter with the Demon Deity - 'Re-Henne'.

Was he dreaming, fantasising or awakening to reality.......?

Either way Adam just wanted it to end...... NOW!! 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Roy Hollinshead
• Release date: Mar 7, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386974086

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Foreword

Originally written in 1998, this story was one of numerous works by  members of a team that came together to create an on-line horror  magazine we aimed to call – ShockCinema. We knew of nothing like it at the time and had high hopes for the venture. However, as a result of

inexperience and growing dissent within the group about a multitude of

issues it sadly never got off the ground. Rather than leaving it idling in a

folder i thought it appropriate that it go onto a website whose aims and

interests seemed similar to those of the venture for which it was

originally written. And it debuted on ficofthedead in June 2006. It’s

popularity and success proved that we were on the right lines back in the90’s and all credit to those guys for making it happen.

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Grand cacophony yielded to the still quiet of early morning. Food and beverage still weighed heavy in Adam Kyle’s stomach as he slept. No fowl had burst into song and a strange and disquieting air had settled

over the room. When Adam awoke a feint smell of burning faded quickly. He could not see clearly yet and the general yellow of the décor was indistinct. His eyes soon focused and the large hole some wag had

chiselled into the wall infront of him became apparent. At the same time his focus returned and the hairs all over his body became charged by electricity with the ensuing prickles becoming uncomfortable. Within this sensation emerged the searing pains from his right thigh and calf. Dark blood covered the floor, sealing record covers to the carpet pile. With his blankets stripped away the large bite marks on his leg were

disturbingly apparent. Adam examined them closely, trembling with increasing intensity. The teeth marks were deep and clear. The flesh all around was red and swollen. Although he had not lost a great deal of blood what he had shed appeared