Existential Terror and Breakfast: Season Two

by M.P. Fitzgerald

The suicide prevention holding ward is boring. Malcolm might just die of "boredom".

Losing an uphill battle against depression should be enough, but Malcolm now has something more to contend with. Now he has an extroverted junkie on his couch. Season Two of Existential Terror and Breakfast is an uncomfortable laugh mixed with stolen food and fatalistic musings. Malcolm's agonized mind and eccentricities have always been at ends with his goal to be normal. A suicidal junkie in his life only helps to make things worse.

Continue the countdown. See Malcolm fall. Eat stolen pancakes.

Kindle Edition

Published June 29, 2018

About the author

M.P. Fitzgerald is an author and amateur mad scientist. He writes stories across genres for misfits, weirdos, philosophers and pirates alike.

Reviews

[Barbara · Rating 2 out of 5]

A short, compelling read, although dark and bleak. Curiosity remains, but I must avoid spoilers. Not my usual cup of tea. I read an ARC and this voluntary review is my own opinion.

[Aditya Patil · Rating 5 out of 5]

After a stellar season one, Malcolm returns. This time, with different setting but similar dread. The book continues where it left off in season one. This time, it dives deep and Malcolm makes some very shady choices and maybe is ok with them? Maybe. You never can know Malcolm with certainty, not even Malcolm himself, it appears.
I really am in awe of the writer about the way he has kept Malcolm's story and existential crisis in the same plane and not let the balance go haywire. In some places, I felt tiring reading the existential rant that goes on in Malcolm’s head but eventually, it connects to the original route.
I will recommend this book to people who like reading contemporary issues like existentialism (so-called first world problem).
Some lines will crack you up like anything.
Chug it!