Vermilion Fall

'Vermilion Fall' takes the reader on a chaotic, mind-bending skim across the murky surface of Ivan Drugostrov's delightfully twisted world of Necroterra. Exploring the duality and interactions between the opposing forces of love and hate, pain and pleasure, good and evil, death and immortality, sanity and utter delusion, fatalism and self-determinism, 'Vermilion Fall' weaves an intricate and varied path across a landscape in which madness might seem a welcome comfort. Thought-provoking and unafraid to challenge the reader's assumptions, 'Vermilion Fall' is at once engaging, intriguing, and ultimately, fun to read. 'Vermilion Fall' is a work of fiction and contains imagery and notions which some readers may find unsettling and/or disturbing. Also worthy of mention is the fact that this is not a novel in the strictest sense. It is an anthology, a bricolage of short stories and fragments that combines to form a larger, secreted picture of a fantasy world. You are invited to feel.