#baroque forrest

Three awesome books by Baroque Forrest:

Boxes is a grimdark descent through a labyrinth of strange and quite satirical horrors with a few people who deserve a better fate.

Tales From A Mall cranks up the absurdity and the humor to their maximum for an Invader-Zim-worthy farce of corporate hell, runaway consumerism, and rat vorticies.

Rabbit Hunt is Forrest's best and most stunning work yet, beyond dark and emotionally powerful, this is a world built on absolute nightmare and the world-building is as good as it gets.

Whichever way you go, you will find something quite unlike the mainstream or anything it will likely ever have the guts to offer.

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Will the Complex allow them to escape, or will it devour their humanity, until even that has been lost to its white walls? Nonbinary Baxley must find their way through the Complex, a government facility that has been abandoned and overrun with grotesque, experimental "Others". While struggling to cope with the truth of their abused past, they encounter a slew of horrible people and monsters, until the line between man and creature becomes blurred beyond recognition. Trapped within infinite hallways, never-ending staircases, and deep tunnels, Baxley must reach the bottom floor.... no matter what their journey will cost.

Like all novels, Boxes must have time outside of its enclosure to run and play. Provide sufficient enrichment with plenty of dirt to eat, and your novel will reward you with hours of squealing entertainment.

However, do not forget to bring it inside for the night, as it is afraid of the dark.