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Pugnus
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ISBN13: 9798879036060
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 9 2024
Pages: 136
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.29 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Feb 9 2024
Pages: 136
Weight: 0.42
Height: 0.29 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Pugnus In a life he eventually decides to leave, we meet Jeremy through the eyes of both his most critical audience, and his biggest fan... After spending the best part of his adult life in the limelight, Jeremy easily gets work based on who he used to be. Somewhere between taking just enough guest slots to keep the fans happy, and owning a highly sort after spot fairly close to his family in a leafy part of London, what he wants is still just out of reach... Luckily the smile still reaches the eyes, but sometimes what you need is a mug of vodka and two tablets from the piss yellow bottle, to get it there. 'As Jeremy's last days unfold the secret world his fans don't get to see, Pugnus reveals a starkly honest glimpse into some of the prolifically experienced, yet vehemently unspoken taboos, which are often hidden in plain sight.' Saturday *10.32am* (Ashley)
Food, sleep, and jingle ball. All that any good boy could want. As long as he could make Jeremy laugh and keep him safe, it was a good day as far as Ashley was concerned. Saturday *10.33am* (Jeremy)
He lit up and inhaled the bitter sweet combination of petrol and tar. The lighters lid felt smooth and cold as he gently flipped it with a satisfying plink, up and back down. A metronome for his thoughts. Out of habit, he placed his thumb pad directly over the familiar uneven grain of words inscribed into the metal, to hide them or be closer to them, he was never sure... 'This story is by no means unique in the real world. What is unique however, is finding it being told from this vantage point in the literary world. Not only because we get to listen to his dogs thoughts on the seemingly mundane but happy time they spend together, but because we get to listen to Jeremys own thoughts on the mediocre, or maybe even privileged daily build up that leads him to take his own life. A true lived experience for the main character, and also for myself as an onlooker. This tragic death by suicide and many of the things that lead to the final hours of Jeremys life, have been explored with truly fresh eyes.' 'Yet again, this author breaks new ground in opening up the realities so many people experience and yet are never quite seen. Brave and honest writing, forging a whole new genre.' Thursday *6:31pm* (Jeremy)
The smell of Chanel always made him feel sick. As he pulled out of her drive waving, his stomach was churning. As soon as he was out of the cul-de-sac, he pulled over, almost tore his shirt in his haste to remove it as the perfume had penetrated to its core, mocking him in its expensive way, and pulled on a jacket that he left in the car for emergency rain. He tipped two tablets from the piss yellow bottle, turned the stereo up as loud as it would go, and wheel spun off, taking the tablets with his free hand as he headed for the motorway at sixty-five, feeling sicker by the minute 'What you see, depends on how you look' *TRIGGER WARNING* - Contains reference to suicide and other material some people may find upsetting
He lit up and inhaled the bitter sweet combination of petrol and tar. The lighters lid felt smooth and cold as he gently flipped it with a satisfying plink, up and back down. A metronome for his thoughts. Out of habit, he placed his thumb pad directly over the familiar uneven grain of words inscribed into the metal, to hide them or be closer to them, he was never sure... 'This story is by no means unique in the real world. What is unique however, is finding it being told from this vantage point in the literary world. Not only because we get to listen to his dogs thoughts on the seemingly mundane but happy time they spend together, but because we get to listen to Jeremys own thoughts on the mediocre, or maybe even privileged daily build up that leads him to take his own life. A true lived experience for the main character, and also for myself as an onlooker. This tragic death by suicide and many of the things that lead to the final hours of Jeremys life, have been explored with truly fresh eyes.' 'Yet again, this author breaks new ground in opening up the realities so many people experience and yet are never quite seen. Brave and honest writing, forging a whole new genre.' Thursday *6:31pm* (Jeremy)
The smell of Chanel always made him feel sick. As he pulled out of her drive waving, his stomach was churning. As soon as he was out of the cul-de-sac, he pulled over, almost tore his shirt in his haste to remove it as the perfume had penetrated to its core, mocking him in its expensive way, and pulled on a jacket that he left in the car for emergency rain. He tipped two tablets from the piss yellow bottle, turned the stereo up as loud as it would go, and wheel spun off, taking the tablets with his free hand as he headed for the motorway at sixty-five, feeling sicker by the minute 'What you see, depends on how you look' *TRIGGER WARNING* - Contains reference to suicide and other material some people may find upsetting
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