Sojourn Macabre

Do you want to get scared? Then read Sojourn Macabre, but be aware that this short story collection is not for the faint-hearted. Mark A. Snyder removes borders between the mundanity of our lives and the paranormal. Mark describes believable situations that can shock us to the core. The author touches on a variety of urgent topics, like a misconducting AI in "What’s Best" or a chance of a third world war in "The End of US." Mark looks deep into the human soul in "Adrift" and explores the human psyche with Danielle Aved in "Fine Lines." In the short story is "Devout," the insightful author raises the dispute between science and religion to a new, exciting level. Mark's writing style varies from character to character. Such an interesting approach outlines their intellectual depth and makes the characters multilayered. These short stories have very well-researched and detailed backgrounds, strong plotlines, and unpredictable endings. In Sojourn Macabre, Mark warns us that the world we live in can be transformed into a dystopia in the blink of an eye.