Keith
MacKenzie
Keith MacKenzie has been writing since childhood, which would be more than 30 years ago. He has penned numerous short stories and three novels.
The Faces That Don't Belong
God has given you one face, and you make yourself another.
– William Shakespeare
In the shadows of the city, a man’s twisted visage haunts the night. Zeke Horcoff’s disfigured face is a constant reminder of the cruelty life can bestow. But when a chance encounter with a kindhearted prostitute, Louise, reveals a path to a new life, desperation drives them to unhinge the boundaries of morality.
From the gritty underbelly emerges a chilling conspiracy – to find the perfect face, they must first take a life. With the aid of a surgeon seeking fame at any cost, they embark on a perilous quest that will push them to the brink of sanity. As the line between right and wrong blurs, they must confront the harsh truth: in the pursuit of beauty, some sacrifices are too horrific to comprehend.
Caduceus
A tribute to the strength and fragility of friendships, Caduceus is a story of two naïve young men in Victoria, B.C., who are learning that life as friends is far more complex than they had set out to believe.
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Among other things, writing is the most constant activity in my life.
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