Insatiable - Glenwright, Lee
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"What were their names? Every victim deserves to have a name." When journalist Frank Popper happens upon the story of a dead man who no-one seemed to know or care about, he takes it upon himself to seek out justice for the voiceless, to finally shine a spotlight on the deprivation and squalor that have dogged the city that he calls home for so long. However, once similar deaths follow and a pattern emerges, Frank Popper soon realises that he may have bitten off more than he can chew. You are what you eat...or you eat what you are... A novel of body horror, and the dangers of turning a blind…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
"What were their names? Every victim deserves to have a name." When journalist Frank Popper happens upon the story of a dead man who no-one seemed to know or care about, he takes it upon himself to seek out justice for the voiceless, to finally shine a spotlight on the deprivation and squalor that have dogged the city that he calls home for so long. However, once similar deaths follow and a pattern emerges, Frank Popper soon realises that he may have bitten off more than he can chew. You are what you eat...or you eat what you are... A novel of body horror, and the dangers of turning a blind eye and relying upon quick fixes from Lee Glenwright, author of Mutt and Ripe, and Others. This new edition also includes the prequel story, Vectors, originally published in The Voices in My Head Will Not Stop.
Autorenporträt
Lee Glenwright's dark fiction has been published in several anthologies and magazines, including O, Unholy Night in Deathlehem (Grinning Skull Press), Deadman Humour: 13 Fears of a Clown (Abstruse Press), What Monsters Do for Love, Volume One (Soteira Press), and Trigger Warnings Hallucinations (Madness Heart Press). He has also independently published the novels, Mutt, Insatiable, Meat Puppets: A Novel of Fragments, Penance, and Bad Day, as well as three collections of short fiction.

Lee Glenwright lives in Sunderland UK with his family, far too many pets, and the voices in his head that make his brain itch if he stops writing for too long.

He can be stalked on social media, Bluesky @leeglenwright.bsky.social and Facebook @LeeGlenwrightWriter. He can also be contacted via his website.