On July 5, , Schultz’s debut novel “YEVAL” was released, a story which came to be through a script Schultz had written for a film. Schultz, being a major animal lover, started with a short-lived blog about bird care for the fallen Seattle Post-Intelligencer called “BIRDIE BASICS”, but soon resigned due to C. W. Schultz is an American author who was born in Seattle, WA on Janu/5. In his debut novel 'YEVAL', C.W. Schultz explores the differences between the portrayal and reality of violence. Randy Mulray is on the threshold of madness, envisioning incommunicable murders in a room (called the 'Dark Room') he is mentally forced into by a monster named Yeval. First off, "Yeval" is not for the faint of heart. It contains explicit, graphic depictions of murders and rapes and torturings, all of which are very well written. While the book does contain some grammatical errors, they are easily overcome if you're rapt by the story. Which I found it very hard not to be.4/5(6).
Psychological-thriller/satire In his debut novel 'YEVAL', C.W. Schultz explores the differences between the portrayal and reality of violence. Randy Mulray is on the threshold of madness, envisioning incommunicable murders in a room (called the 'Dark Room') he is mentally forced into by a monster named Yeval. C. W. Schultz is proud to announce that the Lake Forest Par k Third Place Books is carrying copies of A Book About a Film. What makes this so exciting for him is that this was the bookstore he would always go to as a child, so having his books in their inventory is a dream come true. Another message from C. W. Schultz: Upcoming fifth novel and celebrating YEVAL's 10th year anniversary It's been nine months since a website update, and ten years since Yeval was published, so I thought I should say something.
First off, "Yeval" is not for the faint of heart. It contains explicit, graphic depictions of murders and rapes and torturings, all of which are very well written. While the book does contain some grammatical errors, they are easily overcome if you're rapt by the story. Which I found it very hard not to be. First published back in July of , C. W. Schultz’s (aka Calen Sifferman) debut novel ‘Yeval’ saw a reasonably small print run, with sales predominantly in his home country of the US. However, a quiet and purely internet-based notoriety slowly began to unfold notably surrounding the strong nature that the tale adopts. Another message from C. W. Schultz: Upcoming fifth novel and celebrating YEVAL’s 10th year anniversary It’s been nine months since a website update, and ten years since Yeval was published, so I thought I should say something.
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