Introducing: Gori Suture
Wednesday, June 11th, 2008As the end of the first decade of the twenty-first century encroaches, it seems horror has become stale like old scones and weak like tea from an overused bag. Instead of new ideas, the corporate dinosaurs of a bygone era offer little more than pitiful remakes and rehashes of old classics. We ask ourselves, “Where is the uniqueness, those distinctive tales destined to define this time?”
For those of you familiar with Gori Suture, the answer is easy, for Gori Suture is the future of horror, whose stories offer realistic characters with genuine emotions living in a world of supernatural tragedies, where plot and character come before the author’s ambitions and passion will not be sold out for the sake of a paycheck. Her dark worlds often feature sex, more like poetic porn than erotica, all the while philosophical, exploring the very fabric of reality, debating the very existence of God, exposing the flaws of society, and mocking religion, capitalism, commercialism, and all that modern man holds dear.
Look out world, for you may not be ready for Gori Suture, who will undoubtedly change the status quo of romantic horror. And the best part is, you can read her first novel, Asphyxia – A Smut Saga, Vol. 1 for free!
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