A man is held captive at sea by one of the crewmates on the ship who has gone mad. A tired hollywood actress is stuck in a never-ending loop of a road. A group of 4 misfits go on the road to assisinate their ruthless dictator. A woman in grief gets a visit from her dead, bible-thumling parents. What do all these people have in common? They're all extremely miserable. While some know it and want to get out, others don't and fall into their own self-made, unknowing trap that they try to crawl out of. The worlds that these characters live in look just like ours but something just isn't right about them. These dream-like stories are disgustingly honest, filled with an anger that's never ending, comfortingly depraved, and uncomfortably real. They touch on the topics that not everyone wants to admit that they themselves have explored. It's in-your-face and has no shame. It's intense and extreme, never even stepping foot on the gas pedal of its misery and moral rebellion. In a time where bigotry and oppression has almost taken over all of humanity, the author shines a light into what that can really do to, whether it be the average person, the naive child, a personal clone, or an exploited child actress. If you're unhappy, the author lets you know you're not the only one out there.