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gCod
Buddhist Horror
Aldo used to be a part of the nightlife in the big city. But since becoming a Buddhist Monk, he's made it his mission to free the city of samsara and the cycle of endless suffering. He knows Dharma teachings take a long time to learn. But killing people, that gives the immediate gift of rebirth. And Aldo hopes to fill the entire monestary garden with city folk before the monks awake for morning Tsampa and the forbidden ritual of gCod begins.
Note: gCod (or Chod) is practiced by a few and does exist in Tibetan Buddhism. However, this story is a fictional account. CONTAINS Gore & Sex Scenes!
3rd edition
Originally published on Godless.com
Praise:
"Bassett is a rising talent to watch. gCod is a testimony to her skills and ability to twist reality and fiction into something transcendent." -Thomas R Clarke, author of Bella's Boys and Summer Home
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About
Sandra grew up on a small farm in Central New York. She drove tractor when she was five and packed Dad's pipe while he drove to town. Back then she knew what a 3/4 ton truck was, that Chevys were better than Fords, and you always get on a horse from the left hand side. It was the 70's. After working on the farm, she would lie in bed and write poems about nature.
Sandra has a Master's Degree in Asian and Comparative Studies from the California Institute of Integral Studies. Sandra has been a police officer, an English teacher, and a Shelter Assistant for the national nonprofit, Farm Sanctuary. She currently works in healthcare. She loves fishing, kayaking, and her cats. She writes when she isn't working, taking random math classes, or walking a stream looking for trout.
