The Catalyst
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Last published Thu, Oct 13, 2016
If you were looking for a romantic story about the beauty of human depravity, you won't find it here. Eva is a devoted track ridden junky with a wry sense of humour a sickly protruding rib cage. Eva has an intrinsic yearning for self destruction at the price of a filthy needle in a public toilet, despite the unselfish love of her young french Sylvia Plath loving friend Michelle. Eva is certain she is hell bent on her own heroin wasted exsitence. Until one historical moment changes everything.
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