obviously VERY dark humour, but if you’re into that, you might have a blast reading this just like i did. Okay so, never, ever, in my life have I read anything so vile, disturbing, sickening, grotesque, appalling. Thinking out loud, I feel like a 5-star rating is an endorsement that bears responsibility and I don't want to be held responsible for anyone picking this book up because they see my star rating as some kind of approval for books of this nature.

This is an interesting book to review because I saw an awful lot of people saying it was the “sickest thing I’ve ever read” or “I couldn’t get past page 1! If you know anything about me as a reader, you know I can read almost any subject and, as long as the writing is done well, I usually love it.

We follow an unnamed narrator as he goes about explaining and indulging in his unconventional proclivities and then he meets a girl. Being already familiar with 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐥𝐞𝐫 𝐌𝐨𝐫𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐧's terrific style, I knew this book would be well written, however, I didn't expect it to have such a deranged dark humor. This book is horribly revolting but this author is so unbelievably talented that I can't stop myself from reading more. I’m talking about the kind of book that will be stuck with me for a very long time because this is absolutely insane. It's like Morrison crawled into the deepest, most demented corners of his mind, pulled out the most revolting, disgusting, fucked up, deranged, necrophile obscenities and fashioned them into prose.

Anyone who doesn’t hold any religious beliefs about the whereabouts of the bodies of deceased persons should at least be open to the fact that when a person dies, they cease to exist legally.It isn’t clear what happened to the protagonist whether he was caught or whether like Helen he worked his way up to murder. Although nearly romantic by its promise of unapologetic acceptance, the plot of Dead Inside soon goes extreme (what else?