His Pain
His Pain by Wrath James White, published by Eraserhead Press in June 2011, is an 88-page work that delves into the harrowing existence of Jason, who suffers from a rare central nervous disorder that transforms every sensation into excruciating pain. Living in a padded room and relying on narcotics to cope, Jason’s life is a constant struggle against the overwhelming agony that defines his reality. The arrival of Yogi Arjunda from the Temple of Physical Enlightenment introduces a potential path to relief, but the treatment leads to unexpected changes in Jason’s life.
Readers will find a narrative that explores themes of pain, transformation, and the quest for enlightenment within the realms of fiction, fantasy, and horror. As Jason grapples with his new experiences, he becomes eager to share the insights he gains, blurring the lines between suffering and understanding. This novella presents a unique perspective on the nature of pain and the human condition, inviting readers to confront the complexities of existence through Jason’s journey.
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Life is pain . . . . . . or at least it is for Jason. Born with a rare central nervous disorder, every sensation is pain. Every sound, scent, texture, flavor, even every breath, brings nothing but mind-numbing pain. His days are spent in a padded room addicted to every narcotic known to man. At night he is sealed in a sensory deprivation bag to block out the entire world. Pain is all Jason has ever known about the world. Until the arrival of Yogi Arjunda of the Temple of Physical Enlightenment. He claims to be able to help Jason, to be able to give him a life of more than agony. But the treatment leaves Jason changed and he wants to share what he learned. He wants to share his pain . . . From hardcore horror master Wrath James White, comes a novella of pain, pleasure, and transcendental splatter.
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