Richard A Martin
Toothache: A Corrosive Christmas Fairy Tale
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(Richard A Martin Dec. 13, 2014)
, 1 edition
"Imagine a man who pants like a dog and looks like a bear with its face blown off..."
This is the story of Lionel Grin; the bald, fat king of the butterfly collectors. When Lionel wakes up one freezing winter's night to find the world's most beautiful butterfly in his bedroom, his world is turned upside down... and not for the better.
So begins a shattered story of love, loss, horror, nightmares, madness, Christmas spirits and violent revenge... and all because poor Lionel had toothache.
This is the story of Lionel Grin; the bald, fat king of the butterfly collectors. When Lionel wakes up one freezing winter's night to find the world's most beautiful butterfly in his bedroom, his world is turned upside down... and not for the better.
So begins a shattered story of love, loss, horror, nightmares, madness, Christmas spirits and violent revenge... and all because poor Lionel had toothache.
- Pages
- 17
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