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The Prometheus Collector

by Joshua Dyer

The Prometheus Collector - Joshua Dyer
Editions:Kindle: $ 1.29
ISBN: B095SXJ8GQ

No one wants to be fooled, but that’s what Frankenstein did to you all. Victor's words were the mere ravings of a coward and madman. The truth is a fickle mistress.

I was the one that raided the graveyards and robbed the dead of their terrestrial remains. It was I who pursued your creation across continents when you hadn't the spine to see to it yourself. It was I who held my begotten son in my hands that day. Frankenstein took the glory, took the fame, and horded the money from our misfortunes. The time for my retribution has come.

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Horror, Horror - Gothic, Horror - Man-Made Horrors, Horror - Monsters, Horror - Occult, Horror - Psychological

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Tropes: Becoming a Monster, Body Modifications, Burial Ground/Cemetary, Humanity is Dangerous, Immortality, Mad Scientist
Tropes: Becoming a Monster, Body Modifications, Burial Ground/Cemetary, Humanity is Dangerous, Immortality, Mad Scientist

About the Author

Joshua Dyer writes in several different genres and styles including fantasy, science fiction, horror, and mainstream fiction. Several of his works have won awards in L. Ron Hubbard's Writers of the Future competition. Previously, he wrote for the Los Angeles Times where his fiction won their "Reader's Choice Award" for best story of the year. When he's not writing, Dyer likes to read, study languages, play video games, and bake.