Killing Poppy

Synopsis

Killing Poppy Is About A Heroin Addict Attempting To Kick His Addiction With The Aid Of An Angel Sent To Help Him. The Catch: The Angel Is An Amoral For-hire Schlub. The Result: An Extremely Funny, Deeply Strange, And Surprisingly Violent Book With A Raw Human Heart Beating At The Center Of It. It's A Chaotic Ride, But William Confidently Controls The Chaos. --cameron Pierce, Author Of Ass Goblins Of Auschwitz Killing Poppy Is Breezy, Funny, And Terribly Upsetting. Yes, There Is Something Sad-tender-even Sweet? Underneath This Violent, Disturbing, Potentially Triggering (totally Got All Mine) Trust-no-one Getting Clean Adventure. As A Debut Work, It Announces A Writer Who Is Going To Kill And Resurrect What Is Sacred With Cinematic Alacrity And Street Magic. --laura Lee Bahr, Author Of Haunt I Read Killing Poppy With Fingers Over My Eyes And While Clenching My Teeth; William Perk Has Given Us Disturbing, Addictive Story-telling At Its Finest, And I Couldn't Look Away. --elle Stanger, Writer At Stripperwriter.com And Podcast Host At Strangebedfellowspdx.com A Far-out Black Comedy About A Junkie And The Chaos Created As He Fights To Get Clean. Weirdly Endearing, From Start To Finish. --danger Slater, Author Of I Will Rot Without You