The Physics of Madness
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Egocentric, narcissistic—those are words of description—misconceived notions of self-righteousness. They’re words we use to define ourselves and others to illustrate and rationalize our perceived differences: some factions of society would call me a criminal, a virus, something worse than HIV and Ebola; I’m a plague on this town. Other words may be spoken, but it’s simple: I’m death.
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Among methamphetamines, domestic violence, child abuse and neglect, a teenager sadistically explores his environment and conscience in an attempt to find meaning in his world, within this universe. Displaced and dispassionate, he embraces the attrocities of murder and necrophilia while coming to terms with his own ill conceived soul.
Some things should never be born.
About the Author
PSM has a BA in psychology and studio art and is a law enforcement investigator. He's a licensed polygraph examiner and a certified forensic interviewer. He has also worked in a children's psychiatric hospital and as a counselor in a domestic violence shelter. PSM is also the author of the controversial novella, Marsupial Man.