Perversions of Horror

The stories in Perversions of Horror present a range of ghastly deviances: quirky, sexy, graphic, homoerotic, disturbing, laugh-your-ass-off funny, and sometimes purely disgusting to any decent minded human. “The Fire Dance of Yog-Sothoth” and the even more repulsive “In Deep Dendo” turn Lovecraft’s Cthulhu Mythos universe into a homosexual thralldom. In “The Book of Unbottomed Bliss” and “Punchkin’s Realm,” the characters have a hot and hellish time with bizarre sex toys in the deliriously deviant Kingdom of the Damned. “Lord Byleth’s Throne” shows the consequences of bargaining your ass with the devil, while “The Devil’s Demand” proves that exchanging presents with the devil might bring gifts that the giver never expected. “House of Endless Yearning” and “The Fapping Ghosts” prove that masturbating in a haunted room will have ghostly implicationsâ€"soon you will join them! In “The Spell” a woman consorts with demons to turn straight men gay, while another demon in “Popo Bawa” demands publicity of the men he penetrates. Gay vampires spin across Haiti in “Bicycle Baka,” and it is a charming gay incubus “Who Rides So Late Through Night and Wind” and brings addictive bliss to college boys. Three other college boys fall into a demonic trap in “The Summoning,” while heterosexual behaviors are ridiculed and punished in “Found Scribbled on a Roll of Toilet Paper.” Meanwhile, an elderly gay man comes to terms with death and eternity in “Cat’s Dream.”