Mister B. Gone

Mister B. Gone is a supernatural thriller presented as a demon's memoir. The narrator, Jakerbok, is a minion of hell who warns readers to "Burn this book!"—a command that paradoxically unleashes the evil he has hidden within its pages. Jakerbok recounts his life spanning centuries, describing his childhood traumas at the hands of his demon parents and his rise from minor to major demon status. He reveals his plan to cast the world into darkness by invading human minds and hearts through the invention of the printing press. The manuscript was printed by Johannes Gutenberg in 1438 but was buried by one of Gutenberg's apprentices and lost for nearly six hundred years. Through Jakerbok's direct narrative, the novel explores the battle between good and evil, offering an intimate and revelatory journey into these opposing forces. The work combines historical fantasy with horror elements, presenting itself as a dangerous text that should not be read.