Some tales are best told wet, dripping with blood and bowels, like a freshly slaughtered steer, its flesh and organs splayed across the butcher’s floor for all the world to see. Whether reading such stories or seeing such slaughters, the observer is witnessing two primal truths: fear can be measured in body parts and death is rarely heroic. These eight tales were run through the meat grinder and served-up raw. If you’re going in, bring plenty of napkins.

WARNING! Consumption of these stories may cause vomiting, diarrhea, loss of sleep, impure thoughts, extreme anxiety, night terrors, suicidal ideations, hallucinations, and an increased risk of stroke and heart attack. Basically, if you read these stories, you're doing so at your own risk. Includes a foreword by Aron Beauregard, author of The Slob and Modern Hysteria . "It is my belief that each and every copy of Visceral 2: Filleted Flesh should be sold with a bite-stick to deal with all the intense moments." - Horror Bookworm Reviews "With Visceral 2, Patrick Harrison III and Daniel Volpe join ranks to serve up a jaw-dropping, stomach-churning array of extreme horror tales that leave a dark and disturbing aftertaste in the reader's psyche. Horrifyingly humorous, shockingly irreverent, deliciously nasty... take your pick. It's all here to pervade and satisfy the most discerning and depraved of imaginations!" -Ronald Kelly, Splatterpunk Award-winning author of The Essential Sick Stuff, Fear, and The Saga of Dead-Eye series. "The basic definition of visceral is instinctive, deep-seated gut feeling; also meaning crude or animalistic; Harrison and Volpe deliver all the above in their collection of deeply disturbing and highly graphic stories, each one painted with more crimson gore than the last. Fans of the extreme and splatterpunk horror genre will LOVE this one, as much as I did!" -Candace Nola of Uncomfortably Dark, author of Hank Flynn & Bishop. "Visceral 2 is a dark journey into the mouth of Hell. Volpe and PC3 ramp up the brutality to 11 in this anthology of extreme horror. PC3's contributions, in particular 'Evolution of Communication' and 'Sumptuous Sunday at Susie Suzuki's Sushi Saloon,' reminded me of Harlan Ellison's darkest works. I will definitely be reading more from these two in the future, and highly recommend this book." -Duncan Ralston, author of Woom