The Bestial Cult of Hathor

The Bestial Cult of Hathor

by Matthew Sawyer
The Bestial Cult of Hathor

The Bestial Cult of Hathor

by Matthew Sawyer

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Overview

Terry Bringer, a very angry, unemployed man, returns to Wister Town to fulfill a vow; to spit on the graves of the committee members that fired him from a restaurant, the Rathskeller. The president of the Rathskeller's operation committee, Mr. Brodman, has died. At the request of Terry's elderly mother, Terry visits the Rathskeller and witnesses a sick, mutated calf.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940011079177
Publisher: Matthew Sawyer
Publication date: 07/22/2010
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
Sales rank: 840,983
File size: 110 KB

About the Author

About me ... I don't have any awards - not even an honorable mention. Heck, I didn't even go to school to become a Writer - I was going to be a Fine Art Painter. Yet I had to pay my student loans. After college, I worked in Mental Health - as in schizophrenics and other assortment of severe mental disorders. All the while, I painted and drew - and wrote. Grandiose, I know, but I knew the story I wanted to read - years of drawing monsters had spun my own mythology and I hoped for something comparable and real.


The book I wanted to write would fulfill a fading desire and breathe life into the chimeras I had sketched into my notebooks. That visual mythology was collectively called "The Mortui Philosophies." I had tried animation, but the repetitive work only produced frustration. So much in fact, I joined the 'sane' world and switched careers into Internet Technology. Secure, I had stopped painting and focused on a very rewarding career. After a few years lacking expression from my creative self and a disenchanting experience with the Gunslinger, my Pazuzu Trilogy took its first breath.


And there is the reason readers should read my Pazuzu Trilogy - it is a unique, blasphemous, scrubbed-til-Sunday epic. The Eighth Revision is the first pass in which I did not make major changes - I found typos and a few obtuse sentences, but other than those, the changes are smattering instances of changing blocks of text into dialogue. If my 4,000+ readers would please try Pazuzu - Manifestation again, I don't think they'll be disappointed - it's the same story now told with an Active Voice and looks downright professional opposed my miserable self-publishing effort to date. I hope readers will enjoy the free ebook version of Manifestation - the first book in the trilogy - tell everyone they know and buy the second and third book. Manifestation is background and Emergence is when the story really picks-up speed. The Seventh Revision was good, but the Eighth is better And now, there is a Ninth - and it reads like lightning!

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