Deeper Than Hell

De: Joshua Millican

Narrado por: Adam Blanford

Drugs. Delirium. Damnation.

When rock-bottom is just the beginning, you’re bound to end up Deeper Than Hell. Fever dreams and conspiracy theories collide in an epic nightmare inspired by William S. Burroughs and Clive Barker. Follow a modern-day Dante and Virgil on a vision quest from the streets of Las Vegas, past subterranean cults and feral colonies, past the military facilities at Wonderland, past any semblance of sanity. There’s life underground!

©2022 Joshua MIllican (P)2022 Mark Alan Miller

Reseñas de la Crítica

“A richly imagined mashup of transgressive horror and visionary world-building.” (Peter Atkins, author of Morningstar and screenwriter of Hellbound - Hellraiser II)

“A phantasmagoria of beautifully rendered madness.” (Mick Garris, creator of Masters of Horror and director of Stephen King’s Sleepwalkers)

Bizarro Horror at its Best

I am not a big fan of bizarro fiction and DEEPER THAN HELL certainly leans towards bizarro horror so my four star review rather than five stars is purely based on personal preference rather than quality of the writing. Actually the quality of the writing is why I gave this four stars. Fans of bizarro fiction will love this book and the narration is excellent. DEEPER THAN HELL is a very original story yet I could not help but relate this story to JOHN DIES AT THE END and am 100% certain that people who enjoyed JOHN DIES AT THE END will love DEEPER THAN HELL by Joshua Millican.

What a journey

So many twists and turns through the underground of Las Vegas. Left my head spinning in a good way.

Hard core horror story

“Deeper Than Hell”, by Joshua Milican, is a wild ride into Hell.

A homeless heroin addict lives in tunnels under Los Angeles. He finds himself in a strange underworld. “Deeper Than Hell” gave me Alice in Wonderland vibes. Only Milllican does not take us to Wonderland; He takes us to Hell.

Whoa! I enjoy hardcore horror. I was completely unprepared for the visceral writing in this book. The story is gruesome. There are scenes in this novel that make it hard to keep your eyes kn your head and your jaw closed. If you look past the extremeness, there is a rather complex narrative.

Millican pulls the reader in several directions with twists and turns that are unexpected. The book kept me on my feet. I was riding this fever dream until the end. The conclusion of the book puts the entire book in perspective.

Hardcore horror fans should check out this book.