The second collection of short stories carries straight after the first from 2004 and making its way towards 2006. Only two years of stories but with the goal of creating seven short stories a month. Mike Rouse-Deane takes up the challenge and gives you some insight into his life, as well as his world, during those two years with his stories and what he rights.

But more twisted and darker than Paperback Writer, this book not only shows his development and the stories which change his life, but also the writer's commentary which is part and parcel of every single short story book he creates.

Twisted Tales not only brightens up the room but also terrifies it also with the world in which he inhabits. They say never judge a book by its cover, but this one should be put back immediately for its fearfulness.