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Don't F[Bleep]k with the Coloureds

✍️ Andre Duza
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📚 WHAT THE BOOK IS ABOUT

Andre Duza's violent tale of animated creatures massacring police at a retirement home.

The narrative focuses on the Harrington House Retirement Center, a location where police officers face an unexpected threat from the Coloureds. These beings emerge from animated television and disregard reality or morality. Their actions lead to widespread death and trap the remaining officers in a deadly situation. Duza combines elements of technicolor terror with LSD influences to craft this story. The text also contains two bonus stories, Retrograde and Night of the Day of the Celebrated Folks, which expand on the bizarro horror genre. This collection targets fans of aggressive, unconventional fiction rather than traditional supernatural tales.

Key Themes
animated television creatures technicolor terror bizarro horror
Literary Context

Published in 2020 by Deadite Press, this work sits within the modern horror landscape. It draws on traditions of technicolor terror and LSD-inspired imagery to create a chaotic reading experience that challenges conventional narrative structures.

Difficulty
●●● Challenging
Recommended For Fans Of
Brian Keene · Harlan Ellison · Clive Barker · Thomas Ligotti
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Horror Fiction
🏛 Deadite Press 📅 2020 📖 130 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781621053071

📝 Description: Don't F[Bleep]k with the Coloureds

Andre Duza delivers a violent narrative centered on the Harrington House Retirement Center, where law enforcement officers encounter entities known as the Coloureds. These creatures originate from animated television and operate outside standard moral or physical laws. Their presence results in mass casualties among those they meet, trapping the police in an inescapable nightmare. Duza is recognized as a significant new voice in horror fiction, with prose described by Brian Keene as hitting like a fist of razor blades. This edition includes two additional bizarro horror stories titled Retrograde and Night of the Day of the Celebrated Folks. The work draws on traditions of technicolor terror and LSD-inspired imagery to create a chaotic reading experience. It appeals to readers who enjoy innovative modern horror and bizarre fiction. Those seeking traditional ghost stories or slow-burn gothic atmospheres may find this text too aggressive and disjointed. Brian Keene advises getting in line early for this ride, highlighting its intense nature.

💎 Our verdict on Don't F[Bleep]k with the Coloureds

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Duza crafts a narrative that disregards reality or morality through the lens of technicolor terror. The story traps police in an inescapable nightmare as entities emerge from animated television, leading to widespread death. While the disjointed and aggressive style may alienate those preferring slow-burn atmospheres, it perfectly suits fans of bizarre fiction. The inclusion of bonus stories enhances the collection's appeal for enthusiasts of unconventional horror. The intense nature of the prose ensures a memorable, albeit chaotic, reading experience that pushes the boundaries of the genre.
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Why this book is worth reading

Readers seeking an aggressive and unconventional horror experience will find this book rewarding. Andre Duza offers a violent narrative where animated television entities, known as the Coloureds, massacre police officers at a retirement center. The prose is described as hitting like a fist of razor blades, appealing to those who enjoy innovative modern horror. The inclusion of two additional bizarro stories expands on these themes, providing a chaotic and intense journey for fans of bizarre fiction rather than traditional supernatural tales.

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Duza crafts a narrative that disregards reality or morality through the lens of technicolor terror. The story traps police in an inescapable nightmare as entities emerge from animated television, leading to widespread death. While the disjointed and aggressive style may alienate those preferring slow-burn atmospheres, it perfectly suits fans of bizarre fiction. The inclusion of bonus stories enhances the collection's appeal for enthusiasts of unconventional horror. The intense nature of the prose ensures a memorable, albeit chaotic, reading experience that pushes the boundaries of the genre.

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