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In this second volume of 'Veiled Visions' the reader is taken down even further avenues of Ron's bizarre labyrinth of aphotic short tales and poetry narratives, where more unexpected experiences await ... A hardbound collection of 60 pieces for all types of performers upon which to dwell, react or create ideas from.
With an avid curiousity of all things magical, Ronald J. Dayton has developed a reputation not only as a creator amongst magicians, but a special kinship within the bizarre and storytelling magick community across the years. Ron's abilities to conjure dark poetry too has been relished by many including the noted bizarrist, Gene Poinc, who accorded him the moniker 'KOTAH' (an ellipsis, for 'King Of The Ant Hill') which many in the know, still refer to him as today. Now you too can take a journey into the aphotic mind of Ronald J. Dayton. 'Bizarre Labyrinth of Veiled Visions' is a select collection of 60 dark and curious short tales and poetry, of the likes many readers may have never experienced before ...
In this third volume of 'Veiled Visions' the reader enters even further diversions within Ron's bizarre labyrinth of aphotic short tales and poetry narratives, a place where unforeseen synaptic experiences await. A hardbound collection of 68 pieces for all types of performers upon which to dwell or create ideas from.
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When her best friend is sacrificed to the devil, she’ll go to hell and back for him Plain, poor, plus-size, and autistic, Alesta grew up trying to convince her beauty-obsessed kingdom that she’s too useful to be sacrificed. Their god blessed their island Soladisa as a haven for his followers, but to keep the devil at bay, the church sends a child sacrifice to hell’s entrance every season—often poor or plain girls just like Alesta. With a head full of ideas for inventions, Alesta knows her best shot at making it to adulthood is to design something impressive for the festival exhibition so she might win a spot in the university—acceptance could guarantee her safety. But Alesta’s flying machine demonstration goes awry, a failure that will surely mean death. What happens is worse: Her best friend and heir to the throne, Kyrian, takes the blame expecting leniency but ends up sacrificed in her place. To stop the sacrifices forever, Alesta plans to kill the monster that killed her friend. Prepared to save her kingdom or die trying, she travels to the depths of hell only to find Kyrian—alive, but monstrously transformed. There is no escaping hell or their growing feelings for one another, and the deeper they descend into hell, the closer they come to uncovering a truth about the sacrifices that threatens to invoke the wrath of not only monsters but the gods as well.
Yul stands at the threshold between life and death. Poisoned at the festival of the dead, his life now hangs by a thread. More than his own will to survive, it's his fellow Stonewylders who must save him. But will they, when Magus has done so much to undermine Yul and turn the people against him? Yet there are cracks in Magus' following. When he confesses a secret that shocks the community, the Stonewylde folk begin to understand his true nature. Magus' spiral into obsession and darkness continues, his kindness and charm now vanished. The cruelty that lies beneath is becoming clear ... as is the deadly web of deceit and betrayal in which Yul and Sylvie are trapped. The Winter Solstice approaches and Yul and Sylvie refuse to give up hope. But Sylvie is unaware of Magus' real plans for her and she's horrified when he finally shows his hand. Can this really be why she was brought to Stonewylde? As the final conflict draws near, how can she avoid Magus' trap? Yul will need all his strength, and all his supporters, if he is to make a stand and put an end to what Magus has started. As the darkness draws in around them, the wise woman on the hill makes a chilling prophecy. There is no escape and no compromise when death comes knocking: five will die at Stonewylde. The only question is who ...