The Darkness
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Darkness, or blackness, is the state of being dark, or the absence of light. In our world, it is associated with the strange, the unusual—the horrific, the evil that coexists in our universe. In this book, explore the darkest and most twisted depths of our world through six tales of terror and three unique poems. Don't wait, the horror awaits.
Tony Cusumano
Hi, I'm Tony. On the outside, I am a long haired, kid, just searching for a purpose. On the inside, my mind is a twisted, sinister place, where the darkest corners swallow all that is good into oblivion. I spew out the inner depths of my mind onto paper, and through this channel, I weave tales of utter terror.
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The Darkness - Tony Cusumano
The Darkness
Tony Cusumano
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The Darkness
Copyright © 2012 by Tony Cusumano
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This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales is purely coincidental. The characters are productions of the author’s imagination and used fictitiously.
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I would like to give special thanks to everyone who supported the creation of this work and the development of my writing abilities, especially my parents. The support everyone has given me over these past few years to follow my passion has truly given me a sense of purpose—that I have something to fulfill in my small life.
Also, I would like to thank the bands A Perfect Circle and Tool for keeping me company during the time writing this. The inspiration you provided will leaves me undoubtedly grateful.
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The Darkness
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Preface
Darkness, or blackness, is the state of being dark, or the absence of light. In our world, it is associated with the strange, the unusual—the horrific, the evil that coexists in our universe. In our existence, it manifests itself in many forms, in many ways, in many places. It is everywhere; in our countries, in our towns, in our neighborhoods, on our doorsteps. It lurks, hidden among us; it exists in plain sight. There is no avoiding it, for everyone encounters the darkness at least once, in at least one form. The darkness comes from anywhere, and comes at any time. It can twist reality, and it can twist our minds. It can distort our perception to a point of insanity, to a point of no return, to the point of death. This evil becomes incarnate in the most disturbing of forms, but none, not one, will ever be as horrendous as the blackness that comes from