You’ve never read anything quite like Rotten. If you had the choice, would you want to live forever? You wouldn’t if your name was Igor Rotten. Igor is cursed with eternal life through reincarnation. But this isn’t some fairytale. After each death, Igor’s soul is brutally ripped apart by The Grinderman, and the pieces that are left are sewn back together. No one knows where Igor will end up next. Will he end up back in his abusive relationship with Kristin, where he is beaten with jars of chunky peanut butter and sexually assaulted? Or will he end up in a basement purgatory, being tortured by crippling loss and genital mutilation? Is Igor a victim of unbelievable circumstance, or are there bigger factors at play? There’s only one way to find out. Time and Place. Life and Death. None of these are absolutes for Igor Rotten. Join him in experiencing the worst that life has to offer, over and over again. Goodreads Reviews for sentence pounds your sensibilities into mulch and blitzes your moral sense into a fine puree; each page is like a furnace burning the skin from your deliriously grinning face. But it's more than just turbo-charged horror that Parcher rams down your it's literature. It's poetry. It's Voltaire's Candide buried in the Pet Sematary and come back wrong."It was like being forced to watch some unspeakable horror because I turned page after page, mesmerized by our tragic hero...""This is a fantastic book. I've never read anything quite like it."