Strait Laced Psycho: Voices from the void

Puckett reveals perspectives of human emotion that some may find shocking and unsettling but also thought-provoking and oddly satisfying. A read that's likely to resonate with a reader long after they've put it down. A mother with Alzheimer's can't recognize her son, an abuse victim finds comfort in talking with ancestors in his dreams, a blood-thirsty killer finds comfort on a mid-evil battlefield, A woman kills her abuser, then herself, so she can follow him in the afterlife and kill him again, a manic-depressive man finds a way to escape his misery, a young man deals with the suicide of a close friend. You'll find all of this and more in Strait Laced Psycho, Voices from the void. *disclaimer*"Rhyme and meter" snobs, move along, you will not find structure here and your head may explode in frustration. This book is "recommended for nobody," according to some.

About the Author

Puckett is a young, American author from Montana, USA. He works as Technical Writer for the National Center for Appropriate Technology. As a native resident of "the last best place," he enjoys many of his days outdoors with his four-legged companion, exploring the Rocky Mountains.

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