Strange Brain Parts is a collection of four dark and somewhat absurd short stories. In this collection you’ll find:
Monsters In Mirrors: Stevie is disgusted to find out his sister has been having a secret affair with Frankenstein’s monster. Events take a tragic turn when Stevie discovers his sister is also pregnant with the monster’s child.
An E.T Named Sue: The patrons of a roadside diner in the middle of the night start discussing the possibility of an alien presence on Earth. They stumble upon a revelation that has sudden, unforeseen consequences for them all.
The Big Leftover Whatever: The Reverend Godzilla delivers a sermon about himself and the Apostles of Stinkweed gathering to take in a concert, despite it having taken place three days prior. They jack into the nameless and take a trip.
Divine Interpretation: One was Pain. The other was Death. With countless millennia to waste they passed the time devising ways avoid the utter boredom of eternity. They decide to play a game of Divine Intervention with a human who turns out to be far more troublesome than they expect.
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Strange Brain Parts is a collection of four dark and somewhat absurd short stories. In this collection you’ll find: Monsters In Mirrors: Stevie is disgusted to find out his sister has been having a secret affair with Frankenstein’s monster. Events take a tragic turn when Stevie discovers his sister is also pregnant with the monster’s child. An E.T Named Sue: The patrons of a roadside diner in the middle of the night start discussing the possibility of an alien presence on Earth. They stumble upon a revelation that has sudden, unforeseen consequences for them all. The Big Leftover Whatever: The Reverend Godzilla delivers a sermon about himself and the Apostles of Stinkweed gathering to take in a concert, despite it having taken place three days prior. They jack into the nameless and take a trip. Divine Interpretation: One was Pain. The other was Death. With countless millennia to waste they passed the time devising ways avoid the utter boredom of eternity. They decide to play a game of Divine Intervention with a human who turns out to be far more troublesome than they expect.