Showing posts with label strange literary fiction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label strange literary fiction. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 17, 2015

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Strange Literary Fiction by C.SeanMcGee


All twelve novels by C.SeanMcGee can be bought through Amazon; this includes Kindle eReader files (azw3, mobi) and Paperbacks.

Visit the authors profile at AMAZON here: 

C. Sean McGee


Available Titles (Paperback & eBook)

A Rising Fall (City b00k 001), Utopian Circus (City b00k 011), Coffee and Sugar, Heaven is full of Arseholes, Christine, The Boy from the County Hell (Rock Book Vol I), Dark Side of the Moon (Rock Book Vol II), Alex and The Gruff (a tale of horror), The Terror{blist}, The Anarchist (or how everything I own is covered in a fine red dust), Happy People Live Here and
 The Time Traveler's Wife (Amazon Science Fiction Best Seller)



Attention:

Limited copies of A Rising Fall (1st Edition) are available for sale directly with the author.
This unabridged version contains original artwork,  as well as chapters and scenes removed from the 2nd Edition, though it suffers from many typos; the human factor. The curse of independent publishing and having zero resources for professional editing.


A RISING FALL (1st Edition)

Numbers are limited. 

Get your signed First Edition  for the cost of shipping only

*** copies ship from São Paulo Brazil, direct from author. Signed first editions.


Looking for an ePub or PDF? Contact the author directly. 

cseanmcgee(at)hotmail(dot)com


Read a book?

Liked it, loved it, hated it, found religion or yoga as a result of it?





Take Risk and Take Care,

C.SeanMcGee


Monday, March 17, 2014

The Hunter: Describing Heaven

THE HUNTER Excerpt: Describing Heaven


Over The Gentleman’s shoulder, The Father could see in the room behind him, a great winged beast sharpening its talons against the round of a human skull. Beside it, two men fought to the death. Beside them, Death stood in front of a burning lamp, trying to capture his own shadow. And beside him, a lonely poet hanged himself, over and over again.

THE HUNTER ₢2014 CSeanMcGee

Coming Soon to THE FREE ART COLLECTION

Free ePUB, MOBI, Deluxe PDF

Discounted Paperback

Sunday, March 09, 2014

Excerpt: The Hunter - Father Flower's Story to his Son

The Father Flower's Story to his Son:

In this story, he had woken as an atom which, to a father flower, would be invisible, impossible to see and hard to prove as being real, but to empty space, to the void and to nothing, it, or he, for that matter, was in fact, grandiose and prodigious.

For compared to nothing, anything is everything.

He wasn’t alone either; there were billions more like him who thrust into this universe at its beginning, bursting through a doorway at the same moment.

And he told his son about the flight into nothingness and in such a meaningless amount of time, how nothing became everything and then everything got bigger and bigger and bigger and farther and farther away from its beginning.

And then everything stopped.

And he was alone.

And he was really sad because he didn’t want to be alone. He wanted someone to play with. He wanted someone to sit with. He wanted someone to talk to and he wanted someone to tell him stories, someone that he could listen to.

And he thought and he thought about having someone to talk to, about having someone to be with. And the more he thought, the more the feeling inside him got warm and cozy.

Then one day, he heard lots of talking, stories he hadn’t heard before. There was lots of talking and it was all being talked to him. And he opened his eyes and there was a bright orange light and it was coming from behind him and around him and inside him and it shone out really, farther he could even tell and he could see, now that his eyes were open and shining, he wasn’t alone anymore.

And the talking he heard, that was from planets. Eighteen of them. And they all revolved around him and they all had so much to say and they all wanted his attention so much and the more he looked, the more stories they had to tell.

And he didn’t feel alone anymore. Because he had become a sun. And his mother was a galaxy. And his children were his eighteen planets and his brothers and sisters, they lived far away but he could see them when he wanted to, when he squinted his bright shining eyes. He lived inside his mother’s womb, in her galaxy with his children and his brothers and his sisters and all of their children too and the small orbiting inanimate dolls that tall of their children kept and played with whenever the light of their father's eyes turned away.


They called them moons.

THE HUNTER ₢2014 CSeanMcGee


**coming soon to the free art collection - free epub, mobi, deluxe pdf **

Thursday, March 06, 2014

The Hunter - Act II - Charge - Merry Go Bye Bye


The Hunter Act II: The Ridicule
Audio Stimuli: Mr. Bungle: Merry Go Bye Bye
Visual Stimuli: Codex Seriphinius

And a fantastic animaton here too ...



The HUnter is a love story told in III acts.
Act I - The Negation (eros)
Act II - The Ridicule (philos)
Act III - The Acceptance (agape)

Coming soon to The Free Art Collection - Paperback
Digital - free ePub, Mobi, Deluxe PDF

Take Risk and Take Care,

C.SeanMcGee

Thursday, February 13, 2014

Coffee and Sugar review

REVIEW: Coffee and Sugar
PLATFORM: Goodreads
REVIEWER: Jo Depreitere

4 Stars


I made myself a fan of C. Sean McGee a week ago and with this book he again proves why. The way he succeeds in describing intrinsicly banal items in a intriging way and also his philosophical musings hit the correct spot in my brain.
The concept of the boy Joao who can experience peoples lives while he makes a prefectly tuned coffee for their souls is brilliant in its simplicity. Mixed with the naivity of Joao's world view, the desperating lives of the people on the hill, the streetwise observations of Fatts (I couldn't help smirking with the concept of the 51 percenters!) and the chemistry between Joao and Charity, this makes for a must-read book. The end hit me as a sledgehammer, though... (but I hate happy endings anyway)


Haven't read it yet?
Download your free ebook here: (epub, mobi, deluxe pdf)




**warning: this book has been described quite frankly as 'wordy' so if you do prefer your novels without words, I would recommend not undertaking this experience.



Take Risk and Take Care,

C. Sean McGee

Monday, February 03, 2014

The Hunter

And it wouldn’t be long now.
Until that thread frayed.
Until, neath her loitering stare, 
It all came undone.
And she knew.
But she couldn’t help herself.
It was just a thing.
And things, well they could be tricky to get a hold of.

THE HUNTER ₢2014 C. Sean McGee

Writing has begun for THE HUNTER, the next Free Art Collection release. A complete reworking of Heaven is Full of Arseholes. A larger fractal if you will, examing the same idea in grander more splendid detail.

Take Risk and Take Care,

C. Sean McGee

Sunday, January 05, 2014

The Hunter (news)



Coming to The Free Art Collection in 2014

THE HUNTER
"Holy Motherfucking Shit!"

Inspired by the music of Mastodon, this next novel is a fractal expansion of the story Heaven is Full of Arseholes (a short story released in March 2013 by c.seamcgee)

** *After the tragic death of their son, a young couple comes to grips with their daughter's apologetic eyes and culpable hands, burdened by love and unable to forgive. When their car over flips on black ice, The Father wakes to a Heaven administered by Nazis and overrun by schoolyard bullies.. ***

An Unconventional Take on Unconditional Love

Take Risk and Take Care,

C.SeanMcGee
The Free Art Collection 
CSM Publishing ₢2014

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