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Valacchia (French only) Valacchia is an erotic novel. A significant shift from Bruno's heavier works, this sexy and humoristic homage to Eastern Europe horror folklore takes place in Transylvania, where a young couple on vacation gets lost and finds Valacchia: a haunted manor filled with sensual creatures of the night. Shivers, laughs and shameless eroticism cascade in this latest piece from Canada's darkest author. Published by Guy Saint-Jean Editeur, 2012 130 pages Cover/model by Candylust.org ISBN 9782894553831 Paperback 19,95 CAD  The Malice Cycle Started late 2009, The Malice Cycle is the current long-term project. A blend of gothic noir and post-apocalyptic fiction, the Cycle describes a world struggling to find meaning after the collapse of Civilisation. It is Masse's most ambitious project, spanning over the course of three tomes, set to come out 2011, 2012 and 2013. 
First book, Necropolis, coming 2011 Read the Development Diary for weekly updates. The Noxious and the Daemon Flower Re-vamped Edition "… dark as Midnight, lush and over-the-top Romantic in style, demented, nihilist––and quite unique… A wild ride, very much worth taking!" - John Zerzan, author of Twilight of the Machines This is the re-vamped edition of one of the darkest political novels ever written – cynical, gritty, incisive; a most dangerous work from one of Canada's most radical authors. Dim is a caffeine-ridden anarchist desperate for a way out of the Maze. Enters Aethel, a fearless nihilist who’s out for blood. Together within the Obscurantis Disorder, they wreak Chaos over Metropolis and seek to destroy everything the World has become. A visionary work of rare beauty and gothic aesthetics, The Noxious and the Daemon Flower offers a horrifying new perspective on counter-cultural activism. Published by La Foret Noire, 2007 Published by LuluPress, 2010 Paperback 6'' x 9'' 180 pages, black and white. Cover by Candace from Candylust.org ISBN 9780557045273 Paperback 10.95 USD Download 3.95 USD
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Read the first chapter here. L'Aube Noire (french only) L'Aube Noire (in english, black dawn) is a dark, lyrical journey of tragic beauty. An ever-changing structure, fragmented, with distorted sentences and four sensitive, equally present characters. The story revolves around Erynie the painter, Malik the dead poet, Cybèle the opera singer and Henrik the luthier. In Acheron, the dreaded Megapolis, a World Congress is about to take place, uniting the fascist elite, whom all radicals intend to face in screams and in blood. From this tragedy will rise the trials of the four, and through rage and defiance, the coming of an elusive End : the birth of the Black Dawn. Published by La Foret Noire, 2005 Published by LuluPress, 2010 Paperback 6'' x 9'' 344 pages ISBN 978–0–557–05606–4 Paperback 16.95 USD Download 6.95 USD Darkling One Darkling One: a collection of poems and other readings by one of today’s most radical authors. After infecting the globe with The Noxious and the Daemon Flower and L’Aube Noire, Masse delivers another truly haunting piece – a brief yet eloquent glimpse into gothic aesthetics and romantic anarchism through Old World craft, somewhat reminiscent of Keats, Poe and Auden. Poetry doesn’t get any darker than this. (includes previously unreleased material from The Noxious and The Daemon Flower) Published by LuluPress, 2009 Paperback 5.5'' x 4.25'' 122 pages ISBN 978-0-557-05526-5 Paperback 11.95 USD Download 5.95 USD La Quatrieme Dimension ou les Quarante impéératifs de la Révolution (french only) Initially composed as a dare between Raven and comedy author Fleur de Lune, La Quatrieme Dimension evolved into a crazy adventure about a bunch of insurgents (complete with frogs and bunnyrabbits) trying to find the secret to the 4th Dimension in order to save the world from the Spectre of Communism. Featuring poutine sauce, ak47s, flying washing machines and 19th century anarchists, La Quatrieme Dimension is the most hilarious thing you'll read since Bakounin. Published by the End of the World Committee, 2008 Published by LuluPress, 2009 Paperback 5.5'' x 4.25'' 128 pages ISBN 978-0-557-05440-4 Discontinued Where the f*ck can you get them? You can go to the storefront and order them online. All titles are available worldwide. I know the shipping costs can be extravagant depending on the country and quantity you order, so I've arranged for you to be able to download the titles at half-price. All titles are available here at Amazon.com, though if you live in the US I strongly recommend purchasing through my storefront, as the distributor (in this case, Amazon) takes about 90% of our cut (which we sorely need to go on). If you reside in Quebec or in Montreal, most of the titles are available in Montreal at these locations. You can e-mail me first if you're wondering about availability. Adress is raven [at] gardener [dot] com. 2033 blvd St-Laurent Montreal 262 rue Sainte-Catherine E Montreal Pavillon Judith-Jasmin (J-M205) 405, rue Sainte-Catherine Est Montreal |
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