There are things about this universe that are so far removed from our normal understanding, that even trying to imagine them would blow your mind, and Ronny is about to find that out.
Somewhere, back in the 70’s, there is an old warehouse. Above it, Kenny and Ronny share a studio apartment. Kenny works at a gas station. Ronny is a hippy artist who gets his inspiration from magic mushrooms and acid trips. Nothing special about that, but when his girlfriend tells him how his latest painting (Book cover) gives her an uncomfortable feeling, he becomes obsessed with the idea. He is not even sure where the inspiration came from. Maybe, it’s from some very deep place in his subconscious. Ronny begins a journey that takes him on a roller coaster ride of nightmares, hallucinations, paranoia, and schizophrenia. The line between reality and imagination becomes very thin. Are the things he is experiencing actually happening? It seems impossible, and yet, there is evidence that cannot be ignored. As he attempts to figure it all out, he discovers something that is so far beyond normality, it leads him to some hasty actions. What happens next is so bizarre, it confounds the imagination. As you take this trip with Ronny, you will become part of him. You will share the experience as Ronny enters a reality he never dreamed existed, and yet, he knew it all along, so many times before. This a reality, as solid as a brick wall, and yet as surreal as a bad dream.

I wrote this story because it had been cooking in my head for many years, and it needed to come out. It is also a nostalgic visit to the mid 70’s, when I was in high school. I had been writing lots of short stories in the past couple of years, and I felt it was time to write my first novel. I wrote this story in the way I like to hear a story. Details are all around, but the story moves along quickly. There are plenty of turns and twists and surprises that will keep you guessing until the out-of-this-world ending. 

I don't want to give away the story. It is better experienced first hand. So far, everyone who has read it, has loved it. I have been getting great reviews and that is really encouraging. I would love to hear your comments on the book. You can contact me at johnsartservices@gmail.com
I hope you will enjoy this delightfully creepy tail, and look for more books to come.

Here is some feedback from those who have read Kenny's Little Creature.

Kenny's Little Creature took me on a Twilight Zone journey combining art, music and storytelling at its best. It's one of those stories that I couldn't put down until I found out how it ended. A lot to think about, it’s a definite recommended read. - Sherri R.

I like how the story was very detailed and caught your interest. Not easy to put down. I enjoy reading all of John’s stories. - Nikki S.

John Gajdos has written a wonderfully creepy story. He paints a picture with words only and drops you right in the middle of it. - Mark P.

Kenny’s Little Creature is a mind expanding story that should be on Twilight Zone. - Sherri T

Kenny’s Little Creature is an interesting story, clever and well written. 
The story is “creepy” and surreal with many surprises and plot turns.
I recommend this story to anyone who is into the macabre and ready for a little fun.
It will leave you thinking and wanting more. - Bob G

I found Kenny’s Little Creature quite interesting, vivid descriptions & curiously imaginative! – JoAnn G