Whorehouse on Penguin Creek

In the summer of July 1834 in Arkansas, during the time of the, “Wild Man of the Woods,” believed to be a Bigfoot…a gigantic hairy man-like creature with huge feet. In the same woods of Arkansas, six people of a secret cult who dressed up as furry creatures, worshiping demonic voices emanating from Penguin Creek, brutally sacrificed themselves with daggers in the name of Satan. One by one their bodies fell and descended beneath the shallowly waters of Penguin Creek. Becoming their graves until reborn with a drop of human blood in Satan’s name on the first mysterious golden moon to gather souls to accompany them in hell before the morning sun rises. Present day, on a road trip to Texas for their class reunion four male friends spot a sign as they entered Arkansas that read: Penguin Creek’s “Whore House” “Fun and Pleasure” next two mile. Deciding to give their loins some exercise they proceeded down a dark road only illuminated by the headlights, the neon sign of the whorehouse, and the golden moon that they mistook for just a phenomenon, not a symbol for death. Exiting the car one friend cutting a blunt mistakenly cut his self-bad. With his blood dripping profusely, he walks to the creek to wash off the blood. This would be the beginning and the end of their pleasure and everyone else inside the “Whorehouse on Penguin Creek.”

About the Author

Novelist, Deno Sandz was born in the Alabama, but raised in Chicago, Illinois and know resides in Ohio; an U.S. Army Veteran. He has published novels such as: "Miss Mary Weather: A Southern Nightmare" (2000), "Pen of Iniquity" (2008), "I, AM" (2010), "Blood Plantation" (2011), "Cry Heaven Cry Hell...The Return of Miss Mary Weather(Sequel)"(2013), "Icabob Shaw" (2014), "The House of Shangri-La" (2014), "7even Dreams: A Dialogue with Evil," (2014) and has numerous unpublished novels in the works. He has written phenomenal articles on every aspect of society. Short stories that transcends the heart, soul, and mind of the reader i.e., his story; "Awakened" that has been taught in the Florida School District for the last five years and his other short stories are published in the pages of magazines across the country. His poetry/prose convokes emotions and reasoning.

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