C. SEAN MCGEE
"I write weird books."
Dark avant-garde fiction that is just as rich in philosophy as it is strange and unsettling.
From the reclusive mind of Irish-Australian writer, C.SeanMcGee, weird and wonderful stories that delve into the perverse and ever lurking shadow of humanity.
Éire - Australia - Brasil
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AmeriKa
Part I: City of Shadows
Inspired intentionally and unapologetically by the genocide in Gaza, AmeriKa is a rock opera of gargantuan and unparalleled proportions. A gripping tale of gallantry and valour, of grit and glory, marred, as it were, by the very nature of man’s woeful and ignorant self-indulgence; by his treachery, his greed, and by his inherent cowardice.
It is a tale unlike any other, one in which the line between story and song blurs, where narrative and progressive rock & metal meet and merge until one is indecipherable from the other. It is a tale of war, terror, and devastation - of heroes, villains, and victims - one in which even you, the listener, do not leave unscathed, for you play your part too.
AmeriKa is hope.
AmeriKa is violence.
AmeriKa is compassion.
AmeriKa is war.
AmeriKa is here and now.
Prepare yourself.
Nothing and no one will survive.
From the stark and anomic minds of Adam Keane (Sudafed, Sound Surgery, Hypercenter) and C. Sean McGee, comes a rock opera of pure dystopic hell; an adventure of bedlam and destruction where hope and despair intertwine.
A story of an empire's collapse told in three parts:
I: City of Shadows
II: City of Light
III: City of God
Story: C. Sean McGee
Music: Adam Keane
Part 1: City of Shadows - Coming Soon
"I don't love you. I love myself when I am with you."
- A Rising Fall
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A collection of 29 Fairy Tales for Grown-Ups - some of them sweet and endearing, and some of them just down right mean and unsettling.
There is the gorgeous and heart-warming tale of Charlie, the little raindrop who is scared to jump off the cloud and be who he is meant to be; the endearing love story between Mabel and Abel, an elderly couple seeking the services of a hitman as a test of their love; the heart-wrenching tale of Felicity, a young girl on the eve of an abortion, wishing it were yesterday; and a re-telling of Red Riding Hood, one full of terror and bloodsplattering twists.
A surreal journey, as if the lovechild of Albert Camus, Stephen King, and the Dalai Lama had sought, with a broken heart, to unease and frighten as much as delight and enlighten.
P.S. You die at the end.
A Rising Fall