The Raggedy Man

De: B.D. Weddell

Narrado por: S. Peter Webb

It had all started with the accident, and the fight that followed. Clayton Couch's life began to slowly deteriorate, practically decomposing as his body was.

First, it was the nightmares following the car accident. Then, it was the breakup with his girlfriend. After that, he found he was unable to paint, or simply lacked the motivation to do so, depending on the day. Now, he is facing another crisis, which started as a terrible smell, which everyone never failed to notice.

Then it was the black stuff he would cough up. Then his skin began to bubble and blister, his hair falling out in clumps. He was slowly rotting as he lived and breathed, and unless Clay can put an end to the curse, he risks rotting away like a dead man in a grave.

©2021 B.D. Weddell (P)2022 B.D. Weddell

Disgustingly good.

I had high expectations and can happily say I wasn’t disappointed. While the voice acting can sometimes sound off, the desperation and storytelling was great, and I can admit that it didn’t go anywhere that I had expected it to. If you’re into body horror with a twist, this is for you.