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Jerry Roth Books

    Jerry Roth is an author whose fiction career began as a screenwriter, igniting a passion for creating original stories. Inspired by influential works, he crafts narratives that delve into compelling themes, aiming to resonate deeply with readers. His unique voice emerges from a diverse writing background, allowing for a fluid and engaging literary style. Roth's debut novel marks a significant step in his journey as a fiction writer.

    Sex, Drugs und Flower Power
    Lotos
    On the Tip of Her Tongue
    Throwing Shadows

    • Throwing Shadows

      A Dark Collection

      • 158 pages
      • 6 hours of reading
      4.3(7)Add rating

      Exploring themes of obsession, the supernatural, and the macabre, this collection features nine chilling stories that delve into the darker aspects of human experience. From a woman's fixation on a scarecrow to a boy's eerie encounter with a Ouija board, each tale unveils unsettling truths and harrowing warnings. A father grapples with the eerie consequences of sleep, among other spine-tingling narratives, making for a gripping reading experience that promises to haunt the reader long after the last page.

      Throwing Shadows

    • On the Tip of Her Tongue

      • 300 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      4.0(2)Add rating

      This novel promises a mind-bending experience, showcasing the author's unique storytelling style. Readers can expect intricate plot twists and thought-provoking themes that challenge perception and reality. The narrative is likely to engage those who appreciate complex characters and unexpected developments, making it a compelling read for fans of innovative literature.

      On the Tip of Her Tongue

    • Lotos

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      Das Lustprinzip gegen Spießertum und Bigotterie! Dieser legendäre Roman aus der Olympia Press handelt vom alternativen Lebensstil der Hippies zwischen Sex und Drogen. Der Erzähler Jyros erweitert seinen Horizont mit Gras und Acid und zahlreichen sexuellen Begegnungen und sucht letztlich doch nach dem Sinn des Lebens. Übersetzt wurde der Text von Petrus Joshuah, dessen wahre Identität sicher zur Bekanntheit dieses Werkes beigetragen hat.

      Lotos