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L.N. Nino
Books in Order: 16 titles
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Shadows of Us
L. N. Nino's debut novel "Shadows of Us" is a monumental literary tour de force in which every facet of human nature is touched by his satyric vein and his shockingly dark humour. In the fictional country called the Richford Isles, the narcissistic, ...
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Three Steps Into Madness: Novellas
"(..) a fantastically deep story where every page is rich with imagery and ideas."
- SPR Review.
"A book that has the rare distinction of being even weirder than advertised"
- Charles Baker, IndieReader.com
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Atoms and Other Small Pieces
The tales in this book have in common the themes of childhood, death, and how some ideas may turn what is already dreadful into utmost horror. In three pieces of fiction and one of poetry, the author paints with broad strokes portraits of human miser...
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Inside Darkness
A metaphysical tale of Lovecraftian horror, the short story "Inside Darkness" (about 7,000 words) guides the reader through an hallucinatory descent into a time-forgotten city where nothing is what it seems. Excerpt: Lost in the seas which divide the...
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Portrait of An Old Man
What could motivate and old man to spend his last energies in pointlessly looking again and again at the same painting every day?What is the point of artistic creation when the only models worthy of imitation had ben taken from us?...
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The Gray Man
A fable about lost identity, the American Dream... and death. The desperate narrative written by a man locked inside the labyrinth of his own mind... A fast-paced descent of the slippery slopes of morality into the inescapable Abyss... A satire about...
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The Brain Within Its Groove
"The Brain, within its Groove, Runs evenly - and true - But let a Splinter swerve (...)" This line by Emily Dickinson gives the title to this horrid tale about madness, lust, and the dangers of exploring our darkest memories. An old, agonizing Psychi...