Self Mutilation

“An unusually fresh and engrossing memoir of both Hollywood and modern womanhood.” —Los Angeles Times In this searing, unflinchingly honest memoir, actress Portia de Rossi shares the truth of her long battle to overcome anorexia and bulimia while living in the public eye, and details the...

Jenna Mathews lived a life of pain. With an abusive mother and a father that doesn't have time, isolation swamps her. Pain envelops her daily and her only release...self mutilation. When Jeff Simon reaches out to her, showing her what love truly is, Jenna feels hope for the first time in her life. Hope falls short though when Jeff is tragically ripped from her life, and she turns back to doing the only thing that gives her an escape. What the future has in store...is beyond what she could have ever fathomed. Short story of fiction, pain, love and healing.

It's taking place in homes across America at an alarming rate, a growing epidemic prevalent among teenagers from "good" homes. Self-mutilation or commonly known as "cutting", the act of intentionally harming oneself in an effort to deal with intense emotional pain, is a misunderstood phenomenon. This is one girl's struggle to fight against the urge in a twenty-four hour period.

Hat Man patrols the ether between realities, searching for despair, the life draining substance on which it feeds. In a cultural wasteland of liberal consensus, social justice and political correctness the creature is inevitably drawn to college campuses and the lies that are sold as truths. Here, amongst the frauds of feminism and the hollow nihilistic screams of emptiness it finds Timothy ‘Blasphemer’ Briggs, first year student and black metal singer, a lost and lonely boy who cries out for help and gets what he never expected to receive, an answer.