Warlock

by Oakley Hall

This romance is an ennobling thing for this foul-minded, whore-ridden town, a showing-forth to limited minds that there can be more to the conjunction of men and women than a befouled and sweating purchased trick in bed.

His contempt of his fellows is always visible, and his habitual expression is that of one who has seen all the world and found none of it worth while, least of all its inhabitants.

The earth is an ugly place, senseless, brutal, cruel, and ruthlessly bent only upon the destruction of men’s souls.