Bighead

Synopsis of Bighead

After his grandfather dies, Bighead lives all alone in a cabin deep in the woods of Virginia. When his food runs out, hunger drives him out into the 'world out there,' which he has only heard about from his grandfather. No one knows exactly what Bighead is: a mutant, a psychopath, or something much more terrifying? Whatever he is, his journey leaves a trail of blood and horror in its wake. This work by Edward Lee, a leader in the 'extreme horror' genre, is a raw and provocative literary experience. Exploring the limits of humanity, the book has been described by authors like Jack Ketchum and John Skipp as a work as disturbing as it is fascinating. Readers are warned that the content includes explicit depictions of violence, making it a read recommended exclusively for the most daring fans of the genre.