Tim Lowell

Help me I am in Hell Tim Lowell

Following the first person exploits of a disturbed hypochondriac and his frantic abuse of drugs, booze and women as he weaves his way through the dark underbelly of Los Angeles in search of his next fix, Help me I am in Hell is a crass, edgy and taut work of literary horror told from the stream-of-consciousness perspective of a mind suffocating from addiction and mental illness. A spiritual cousin to the works of Charles Bukowski, John Fante and Hubert Selby Jr. Hard-hitting and relentless in its narrative style and rife with black humor; a visceral work of fiction not intended for the squeamish.