Suicide and Other Delights
Explore a curated reading list on the complex theme of suicide and dark delights. From Futureproof by N Frank Daniels to Suicide Blonde by Darcey Steinke, discover gripping fiction that blends despair, dark humor, and the macabre.
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Suicide Blonde
by Darcey Steinke
S. alone, "Suicide Blonde" is a beautiful, brutal cult classic that "Details" calls "a shocking and electrifying journey into the inferno of sexual obsession."
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SuperFreakonomics, Illustrated edition: Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes, and Why Suicide Bombers Should Buy Life Insurance
by Levitt, Steven D.
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Futureproof
by N Frank Daniels
"Futureproof" is the story of a young man and his friends as they attempt to navigate their way through life's dysfunction, heartbreaks, triumphs, and pitfalls, in a novel that bludgeons the reader like the best of Burroughs and Jim Caroll." (Dan Pope, author of "In the Cherry Tree").
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Suicide Squeeze
by Victor Gischler
The Edgar Award-nominated author of Gun Monkeys delivers an adrenaline rush of a novel that features a special appearance by Joe DiMaggio. The high spot of Teddy Folger's life was the day in 1954 that he got an autographed baseball card from Joe DiMaggio himself. It's been downhill ever since. Which is why he just unloaded his freeloading wife and torched his own comic-book store–in one of the stupidest insurance scams in history. Enter Conner Samson. The down-on-his-luck repo man has just been hired to repossess Teddy's boat. Little does he know there's a baseball card on board that some men are willing to kill for. Thus begins a rip-roaring cross-country odyssey–and with bodies piling up, the squeeze is on for the penultimate piece of Americana. And Conner will be lucky if he ends up back where he started: broke and (still) breathing.
