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While narrating to a remembered psychiatrist, Donald Clement's inner reality becomes infused with surreal fantasy: Neptune rising from the sea; a giant showing the wonders of the universe; an incredible stranger who promises to reveal the secrets of infinity. As Donald falls deeper into the mental realm, so his protected memories are gradually revealed again, exposing the shocking truths he has been hiding - even from himself. Like a unique, mind-bending cross between Clive Barker and China Mieville, this is a novel of wonderful psychological terrors and fantastical dreams, as one man wrestles with the thin line between fantasy and reality.
About the Author
David John Griffin lives in a small town by the Thames in Kent, UK. As well as a writer, he is a graphic designer, creator of iDevice apps, and an occasional electronic music composer. His writing website is: http://www.davidjohngriffin.com
David's on-going mission as an author is to produce absorbing, page-turning stories with a literary depth. His novels, with genres covering mystery, gothic and psychological, always have elements of magical realism within. He also writes short stories and at the end of each, aims for that surprising "twist in the tail".
His first novel is called The Extraordinary Possession of Alastair Stubb and the second called Infinite Rooms (both scheduled for publication in 2015) . He is currently working on a third novel having recently finished a novella entitled Two Dogs At The One Dog Inn.
