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recently saw a Facebook post that said, “Selfcare is cancelled, Were doing acid and yelling at the moon naked, ” Well, following that sentiment, here you go

Hallucinations by Aron Beauregard is indeed a psychedelic trip, A very dark psychedelic trip, These are Bizarro Horror stories of altered perceptions, altered realities, twisted mental states, and gruesome choices, Some of these stories draw you in so much, the mental cliché thought of “what are they on” becomes a more disturbing “what am I on”

Arons stories are brutal and brash, but if you are into the hardcore and bizarre, theyre amazing deep and entertaining.
This is a fun read for Bizarro and Extreme Horror fans! What a disturbing trip! Each story was totally original and had some kind of unexpected twist at the end which I really enjoyed.
My favorite stories of the bunch were The Growth and When Life Gives You Lemons but they were all fantastically dark and psychedelic, Can't wait for my next trip with Aron I can almost taste the lemons ! Loved every stories Man, those stories were trippy, Ive never used any drugs whomp, whomp, but if thats what a trip is like, I think Ill stay home, The Woman Once Again Known as Plain Jane, was my favorite story, Four s from me. THE MADNESS IS MELTING BUT WILL NEVER DISAPPEAR!

In the grips of a bad trip, the hellish and overwhelming delusions are inescapable.
Scarier than the overpowering visuals and boundless paranoia is the promise that there's no way out,

Are you prepared to take that psychedelic pilgrimage Are you ready to gaze upon an absurd growth that's gobbling up the entire world Or take an unknown substance and hop on a private jet that spirals out of control Would you let a young girl that spreads nasty rumors bend your ear to further her bizarre agenda Are you willing to be paralyzed and stuffed into a coffin that's ejected into outer space, or overdose and have your consciousness transferred into a disturbed bird

These experiences merely scratch the surface of the lives you're set to live should you agree to take the trip.
. . Only read this if you wanna be disturbed, Aron is amazing at writing the most messed up shit, And his short stories always pack a punch apage story shouldnt be able to gross you out and mess with your head so much, but he always kills it! Brilliant, fascinating and incredibly imaginative short story collection.
A great collection of stories that have a great balance of horror and the bizarre, Some of the stories are straight up horror, and some are like a fever dream or mushroom trip from hell, I had a blast reading this one, This book was my introduction into extreme horror, all I can say is wow I am hooked, Being a fan of cosmic horror the story The Growth is what really sealed it for me, As I was reading this I pictured Bill Murray as Hunter S Thompson whispering in Aron Beauregard's ear as he was writing this collection.
It's worth the read and worth seeing picking up some more from Aron, The sinister urge is an immediate theme that cuts through the surreal dreamscape of The Growth, the dense opener of Aron Beauregardsth short story collection.
He impressed the hell out of me with hisrd collection, Dark Assembly, and even more so with his second, Pizza Face, While Ive yet to dive into his first collection, Try The New Candy, or his two novels, Scary Bastard and The Slob, Hallucinations immediately stands out as the weirdest, yet most exciting collection thus far.


Proving a sharp contrast to the intense filth of Dark Assembly and the Bmovie style fun of Pizza Face, Hallucinations is a journey into the bizzaro, the surreal, and the avantgarde.
Somehow managing to pump out an absurd amount of good content in the last two years, Beauregard has managed to quickly become my favorite author with the hardest to spell last name.
Hallucinations opener The Growth is an intensely surreal and minimalistic story about obsession of a giant mound of growing flesh in the middle of a city.
Its written in such a way that mimics many of the prevailing themes of H, P. Lovecrafts work, like the human mind being controlled by forces outside of its control things that are beyond our comprehension and understanding and simply are.
We never will know why, but we must confront these things,

When Life Gives You Lemons takes the award for one of my favorite Aron Beauregard stories, Yeah, it beats out The Baptism and Perfect on the Surface, This story is like the opening scene of Final Destination mashed together with a drugged out version of Lord of The Flies, It also features some of his most compelling and infuriating characters, Its excellent in every sense of the word,

The Sacred Cow takes an absolute myriad of influences and sports them all on its sleeve, Meshing something reminiscent of Stephen King with Dont Breathe and Arons signature style, its one of the more familiar pieces in the collection,

Rumours, on the other hand, mixes a blend of a fucked up version of Mean Girls with Arons own Pizza Face, Its written in a style that tells more than it shows, but this doesnt detract at all from the fun, Its a great piece that quickly and morbidly spirals off the rails, The surrealism is a bit, . Unintentionally funny in certain moments, but its nothing completely damning, Its essentially about a girl who kills other people to stay the most popular and attractive person at the school, It reads a bit like a childrens book, particularly with the dialogue, but again, this isnt necessarily a bad thing,

Outside The Box vaguely reminds me of a blend of Autopsy Room Four by Stephen King and I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream by Harlan Ellison.
It's more of an emotional take than the rest of the stories here, focusing on a man's thoughts as he gets ejected into space.
This was the only story that felt like a misfire for me, as it couldn't decide if it wanted to be sad and reflective or really weird.


Making Room In The Birdhouse was originally touted to me as one of Beauregard's person favorites, so I was certainly pretty excited.
If you look at the cover of the book, I'm pretty sure this story is the perfect representation of what one would expect from this collection after just glancing at it.
A man takes shrooms and then transfers bodies with a bird, It's absurd on paper, but it ranks up there with some of Aron's most fantastic work, The main character takes a shit on some random girl's head, Hilarity.

Awful Things is more of a take on H, P. Lovecraft and facing the afterlife, It's probably the hardest story in the collection to explain, Fantastic regardless.

Finally, The Woman Once Again Known As Plain Jane is a story about a woman who is obsessed with hating herself, She gets plastic surgery because she hates her body that much, I can't spoil anything, but it's a wonderful tale of body horror and obsession, What a fantastic piece.


Other than Outside Of The Box, I absolutely adored this collection, much more than any of Beauregard's other work, which says a lot.
This collection in particular was weird, exciting, fun, and trippy as hell, It's not the most polished collection, but it's certainly a trip This is my third book I've read back to back from Aron Beauregard.
I discovered his books recently and once again he's written a fun, fantastic book! I love his stories and Illustrations, Its like being a kid again but in a fun, gory grown up way, Haha My favorite story out of the bunch was Awful Things, This book was a trip! I really enjoyed this, as I have everything else I've read from the author, It's a unique collection and offers something different from his other works, A fun yet disturbing step into the bizarro world,

Groovy!!

Ok, that was pretty trippy! My fave story was Making Room In The Birdhouse, But they were all really good and messed up, Exactly what I was hoping for!! Thanks Aron, Another great story collection by Aron, These stories are really bizarre and great, My favorite stories were:
Rumors
Awful Things
The Woman Once Again Known As Plain Jane,