Death and Lilies

By Jack Townson

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Jerome C. Wood
• Release date: Sep 26, 2022
• ISBN: 9781087970110

Jack Townson

Jack Townson, a multi-talented artist, is the heart and soul of the thriving FangFam community across various social media platforms, including TikTok, Instagram, and Twitch. With an ever-expanding following that now exceeds four hundred thousand devoted fans, he's left an indelible mark on the digital landscape, garnering an impressive 4.2 million likes under the #Fangfam hashtag.Beyond his online presence, Jack is a versatile artist, encompassing the roles of actor, singer, and writer. His most celebrated work to date is "The Vampire Jack Townson," an original story that first captivated audiences on TikTok. This immersive narrative plunges into the hidden world of a supernatural being and the profound journey towards rediscovering one's humanity.Jack extends an invitation to his followers, beckoning them to peer into the psyche of an undead bohemian-an artist and a creature of the night, eternally ensnared in a world of nightmares. It's a life devoid of sunlight's warmth and the enduring embrace of true love, offering a unique glimpse into the enigmatic existence he portrays through his creative endeavors.

Book preview

1 Dreams and Nightmares

Once upon a time…

Long, long ago…

There was a monster.

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A thing so twisted it was forced to hide in shadow;

Not for its appearance, nor it’s actions;

Simply because of its existence.

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One day, this monster felt the soft touch of an angel.

It wept, for in that moment it knew that it would never be alone again.

The angel’s eyes crinkled with the soft smile towards such a terrifying creature,

And it saw heaven in that moment.

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Yet, the angel in time soon saw the monster as others did.

In fact, the angel cast its judgment harsher than any,

Scarring the monster for all to see,

Leaving it crippled as it barely made its way back to the damnable darkness.

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Yet, there—there it plotted.

There it saw the truth.

If not even an angel could learn to love it, then it would embrace the lies.

It would embrace the fiction—

Become what they called it;

A monster.

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So it