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How does it feel to witness a man being beaten to death with an Atari 2600 video game console? Find out in this surprising, darkly funny, hard-hitting and emotionally charged thriller novelette from the author of THE LAST DAYS OF JACK SPARKS.
In Auto Rewind, a child of the '80s takes ever more extreme measures to protect his family's lifestyle.
Stephen Skipp loves his mother. The two of them enjoy a fun, ordinary life in their London home, renting films on VHS and watching TV, even if Stephen can't seem to get her to watch Doctor Who on Saturday nights.
If the Skipps' family life really is so very ordinary, though, then why is there one corpse slumped in the corner of their living room, and another in the downstairs toilet? This electrifying thriller delivers the shocking answers.
Praise for AUTO REWIND:
"A f****** awesome story" - Andy Heintz, lead singer of The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing
"A very intriguing story that made me very uneasy. It had an absolutely fantastic twist and an unexpected ending" - Kirsten, Goodreads reader
Praise for THE LAST DAYS OF JACK SPARKS:
"I couldn't put the book down" - Ron Howard, director of Apollo 13 and The Da Vinci Code
"Ingenious and funny... magnificent" - Alan Moore, creator of Watchmen and V For Vendetta
"Wow. Seriously hard to put down" - M.R. Carey, author of The Girl With All The Gifts
'This is The Omen for the social media age' - Chris Brookmyre, author of the Jack Parlabane novels
'Wittier than the lovechild of Stephen Fry and Charlie Brooker, scarier than watching The Exorcist in an abandoned asylum' - Sarah Lotz, author of The Three
Jason Arnopp is the writer of the terrifying Orbit Books novels Ghoster and The Last Days Of Jack Sparks, plus fiction and non-fiction for the worlds of Doctor Who, Black Mirror, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Friday The 13th. Explore the Kindle store for his other books A Sincere Warning About The Entity In Your Home, Auto Rewind, How To Interview Doctor Who, Ozzy Osbourne And Everyone Else and From The Front Lines Of Rock. He lives in Brighton, UK, with way too many VHS tapes. Check out his YouTube channel, Jason Arnopp's Terrifying House Of Obsession and free newsletter The Necronoppicon.
In Auto Rewind, a child of the '80s takes ever more extreme measures to protect his family's lifestyle.
Stephen Skipp loves his mother. The two of them enjoy a fun, ordinary life in their London home, renting films on VHS and watching TV, even if Stephen can't seem to get her to watch Doctor Who on Saturday nights.
If the Skipps' family life really is so very ordinary, though, then why is there one corpse slumped in the corner of their living room, and another in the downstairs toilet? This electrifying thriller delivers the shocking answers.
Praise for AUTO REWIND:
"A f****** awesome story" - Andy Heintz, lead singer of The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing
"A very intriguing story that made me very uneasy. It had an absolutely fantastic twist and an unexpected ending" - Kirsten, Goodreads reader
Praise for THE LAST DAYS OF JACK SPARKS:
"I couldn't put the book down" - Ron Howard, director of Apollo 13 and The Da Vinci Code
"Ingenious and funny... magnificent" - Alan Moore, creator of Watchmen and V For Vendetta
"Wow. Seriously hard to put down" - M.R. Carey, author of The Girl With All The Gifts
'This is The Omen for the social media age' - Chris Brookmyre, author of the Jack Parlabane novels
'Wittier than the lovechild of Stephen Fry and Charlie Brooker, scarier than watching The Exorcist in an abandoned asylum' - Sarah Lotz, author of The Three
Jason Arnopp is the writer of the terrifying Orbit Books novels Ghoster and The Last Days Of Jack Sparks, plus fiction and non-fiction for the worlds of Doctor Who, Black Mirror, The Sarah Jane Adventures and Friday The 13th. Explore the Kindle store for his other books A Sincere Warning About The Entity In Your Home, Auto Rewind, How To Interview Doctor Who, Ozzy Osbourne And Everyone Else and From The Front Lines Of Rock. He lives in Brighton, UK, with way too many VHS tapes. Check out his YouTube channel, Jason Arnopp's Terrifying House Of Obsession and free newsletter The Necronoppicon.