In Snuff Park

The ultimate amusement park, Snuff Park, offers visitors an unforgettable vacation amidst executioners, guillotines and air disasters, and a night on death row. But in Snuff Park there’s more to the picture than meets the eye…

In Snuff Park is 2169 words of pure speculative fiction.

ORIGINAL REVIEW: "Take the story In Snuff Park by Martin Vesseur. In a cinematographic structure the reader is offered a satirical view of the voyeuristic society of today. The approach is somewhat reminicent of Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction en could with a willing eye be compared to Vernon God Little. But it particularly excels because it is original and contemporary." Matthijs Schiffers, Literary Magazine Lava, The Netherlands

“In the desert life and death are inexorable. So those who conceived Snuff Park could have found no better setting for their ideas than the desolation of this desert. Some eight million customers have already made the trip to this region, to visit the only amusement park in the world that has never needed to advertise. Through this gate young and old from all over the world enter fraternally for the experience of a lifetime. Those waiting in line wave their admission tickets, designed in the style of summonses from the federal court. Just a short wait and the gate of what has been called the world’s most exciting amusement park will swing open for everyone aged eighteen and over.” (From "In Snuff Park".)