Storytales: 6 disenchanting stories

Storytales: 6 disenchanting stories

by Petey Hixson

116 pages· 2016
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When Petey Hixson was sent away across the country to attend, “Therapeutic Boarding School”, the experience was far from what anyone, in their “Right-Mind”, would ever expect. However, during the period of two-and-a-half years away from home, in the backwoods of Northern Idaho, Hixson utelised the traumas, which the “school”, (which later on was formally shut down, as “confirmedly abusive”), was enacting~ Out of these traumas, some of the greatest short-stories, novellas, plays & music were all composed.
This is a formally revised collection of just 6 of the dozen or more stories that he wrote while interred at Rocky Mountain Academy in Bonner’s Ferry, ID., North Idaho Behavioral Health Psychiatric Hospital in Coeur D'Alene, ID., Troy, Montana or at CEDU-Ascent on Ruby Ridge, ID.
Needless to say, these stories touch on eroticism, Horror, and the more macabre shades of Humanity. He tends to focus on innocent children, either being lost or victimized in some way. Which is in and of itself a direct reflection of what the author himself was experiencing at the time they were written.

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