Omnibucket

 Here it is

Synopsis: A frustrated artist, in the absence of his muse, finds a series of discarded paintings and becomes an accidental author, detailing the rise of an envied, yet anonymous painter. Since its original publication, The Book of CLAV has gone on to become the defining account of La Belle Oublié (“The Beautiful Forgotten” ) modern art movement that both captivated and shamed the fine art world of the 1990s. Haunted by the paintings’ omnipresence,the artist-turned-diarist simultaneously documents the rise to fame of the erstwhile art-star known only as “CLAV,” as well as his own fall into existential despair.

Omnibucket's own contributor and regular Ology columnist, Rebecca Brock. Brock's latest work, 'Abominations' is near 250 pages of deftly crafted horror fiction with a central theme of living (or not) in a world populated by the relentless and hungry undead. Easily among the best of its genre, Brock's twelve tales of anthropophagous mayhem do more than deliver blood and guts storytelling in an effortless and near cinematic style. They resonate on a psychological level that will have you looking once over your shoulder, and twice at the seemingly mundane moments of daily life long after you've devoured their content. We've been a fan of Bro