This is not a book for everyone, nor do I expect you to like it. Upon taking a leap and reading this book, you will be transported to a world you know nothing about and will be guided through by the people inhabiting it. I must warn you, do not take any information given at face value. This book is written in a way that its characters constantly try to misguide you and obscure the truth. Nothing should be taken at face value.

“Unwind” is a dark, gruesome story about a person who desires nothing but death and another who just can’t help but to take the lives of others. Two unsightly addictions, converging on the point of no return. There are many twists and turns.

Un//wind

I awoke in a white void with a slim man dressed in black standing in the middle, black shoes, black suit, black shirt, black tie and both distant and familiar sunken in face. Something about him made me feel at ease, yet at the same time, that same something made me feel unimaginable terror. He was calm and composed, with a gentle understanding smile on his face, the smile of a loving father nurturing his child to blossom like an orchid. Only that same expression made it seem like he was also watching that same orchid die and wither away, one petal at a time. 


“Are you happy?” he asked me in a soft-spoken manner. 


“Then, perhaps, are you sad?” he asked again with the same soft-spoken voice. 


My dear god of death