Jonathan Butcher

If you don’t like the idea of a boy who says he is a girl using the girls’ bathroom, are you out of step with the mainstream? If diversity, equity, and inclusion programs strike you as racist, are you just biased? Are you a prude if you do not want sexually explicit books about “gender” in your child’s school library? The radical left want you to think that on these hot-button issues, Americans are split down the middle—“polarized.” They want you to think that at least half of your fellow citizens hold views that only yesterday everyone considered crazy. And they want to make you afraid of not being on the “enlightened” side. But it turns out that this polarization is a myth. We decided to find out how divided we really are and on what issues. So we surveyed more than two thousand Americans, including parents, working-age adults, and adults near or in retirement, and compared the results with our research on public policy.

Tucked away in the Chihuahuan Desert lies a motel unlike any other...Fueled by online trends, a shift in the American zeitgeist has led to the instatement of the Lazarus Act, legalizing the 'recreational use' of human corpses.Ellis Mercer, recently bereaved, embarks on a secret mission to America's first 'necrotel' to recover his wife's remains, before her corpse and his memory of her are desecrated by the motel's twisted membership.As he uncovers the murky inner workings of Motel Styx, evading its suspicious staff and encountering a wild array of death-obsessed guests, he will be forced to face an unsettling truth: there is more than one way to define love.Motel Styx is an explicit, disturbing, witty tale about lust, loss, and the last taboo.

Most of us have sexual fantasies. They are normally harmless, but what if the status quo wasn't enough? What if your proclivity for climaxing tipped over the edge and into the extreme?Would you fancy shagging a mermaid, or an otherworldly creature from another dimension or planet? Would you seek sexual revenge if some thing raped you? Maybe you'd let a ghost have its way with you, if the mood struck? Perhaps your penchant for asphyxiation would bleed over into guerrilla interrogation tactics?What if you weren't a necrophiliac but found yourself sopping wet after gazing into the milky white eyes of a pristine, hunky dead man?The ten tales in this horror/bizarro tome will shock, disgust, and make your toes curl in unexpected ways.Everyone has a kink. Some are just more deranged than others . . .THE GUILTY SICKOS* ANTONIO SIMON, JR. * SARAH CANNAVO * JONATHAN BUTCHER * * COLLEEN ANDERSON * SIDNEY WILLIAMS * JOHN PAUL FITCH * * W. T. PATERSON * ANNIE KNOX * C L RAVEN * SUZANNE FOX

Corroded Gardens is Jonathan Butcher's third collection of poetry.

What do you get if you cross a knobless wizard with a team of radioactive religious fanatics, a foul demon, a coven of senile, pervy devil worshippers, and the world's crappiest con men?This book.Cursed from a young age, Seamus has since spent his life practising - and cocking up - the mysterious occult arts. When one day he happens upon a book offering him the chance to wreak vengeance upon the demonic entity who stole his dangly bits and reversed his digestive system, he didn't think twice.Unfortunately, Seamus's decision to summon the legendary Nameless One will endanger not only his life, but also his next door neighbour's.Oh - and the fate of the universe, too.And so begins a caper that will squish your brains into mush, make blood erupt from your nether regions, and squirt every other bodily fluid out through your ears, nose and tear ducts. Surely you don't want to miss that, right?