Push

by Gori Suture

This horror short story is the first story set in the Little Copy Shop of Horrors universe.

Edgar’s baby girl is his world. When he learns that she is terminally ill, his only refuge from a miserable home life is his job at Paulio’s, but this copy shop offers solace to no one. When Edgar gets fired, he is pushed over the edge. He directs his anger at his former boss, Grigori, and turns to voodoo for revenge.

25 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 5, 2014

About the author

Hailing from the outskirts of Mayberry, North Carolina, Gori Suture has been writing fiction since she could hold a crayon. In addition to penning Grand Guignol style horror stories and audiobooks, she is also the creator of a hybrid genre of literature that melds metaphysical and visionary fiction with erotic horror for the purpose of spiritual advancement. Presented in a series of seven novels called The Paradox Chronicles (formerly The Smut Sagas), these books are allegorical, chronicling man’s pursuit of understanding God and the god within, juxtaposing eroticism and horror with metaphysical introspection for the sake of jarring the reader into an altered mental state. Additionally, as an occult theorist, Gori Suture is the mother of modern Paradoxism, her interpretation of the mind-bending nature of God as Paradox, expounded upon in her book series The Color of Paradox, where she presents radical elucidations on color theory, Kabbalah, the Rosy Cross, the dimensions, and the gods. As an artist, Gori illustrates her own blogs, short stories, and audiobooks, and she co-creates the covers of her novels. For fun, Gori enjoys tabletop role-playing, Arkham Horror board games, and video games.