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Chainsaw Alice in Wonderland

Name: Chainsaw Alice in Wonderland
Rating: 3.27 (26 reviews)
Author: Khurt Khave

Khurt Khave

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The SICKEST steampunk horror book ever written!

It’s like Lewis Carroll, H. P. Lovecraft, Jules Verne, Walt Disney and the Marquis de Sade threw an Orgy & Murder Party; and you’re invited!

The best written trash you will ever read. Exactly what it sounds like and much worse than you think! You will be ashamed for loving it! It’s tentacular!

Try the insanity, it’s delicious!

Out of space.
Out of time.
Out of control.

The book contains over 100 illustrations, pictures, and graphics. All images are SFW, it’s just the story that is morally reprehensible!

All the sex and violence that was missing from the original Alice in Wonderland is now here! Alice the chrononaut falls down an unmarked dimensional rift, or rabbit hole, which transports her to the wondrous lands as imagined by author Lewis Carroll.

But this is a very real place, as any parallel reality that can be thought of can be created. Wonderland is being torn apart by warring kingdoms, cruel monarchs, cosmic corporations, odd gods, and the forces of Cthulhu!

Characters from both Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass, and What Alice Found There are joined by a cast of Disney-like talking animals as well as fantastical creatures such as mermaids, faeries, trolls, and minotaurs. And then the fighting and fornicating ensues!

Available in paperback or Kindle ebook.

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