For Asylum Addicts Only · Year 2
Two Years in the Death Ward
You stayed. Most people don't.
Two years ago you walked onto my floor. You've heard things in here that most people couldn't handle. You kept coming back anyway. That makes you one of mine. This is for you.
Ken — Patient 974 — Signed 5×7 Print
2 Year Anniversary Exclusive
Meet Ken
The Asylum Confessions · Book 1 · Patient 974
You know him. Patient 974. The Ken to his Barbie. He arrived on my floor like all the others — alive. He gave me his confession. Then he left the way they all do.
This is a pencil sketch portrait of Ken, drawn from my own patient files. Printed on a 5×7, signed by me, ready to frame. Made for those who were there from the beginning and stayed long enough to deserve it.
This is not available anywhere else. It never will be.
- 5×7 signed print · ready to frame
- Exclusive to 2-Year Asylum Addicts only
- Printed & mailed directly by Jack
$25.99
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Something Small is On Its Way
Keep an eye on your mailbox. There's something coming from me personally — an anniversary card and your Year 2 Asylum Addict patch.
"I Still Here." Two years in the Death Ward and you're still standing. That deserves recognition.
The patch is yours to keep. Wear it. Frame it. Sew it onto something. Whatever feels right for someone who's spent two years listening to confessions that most people couldn't stomach.
Your card & patch will be mailed separately — allow a little extra time for it to arrive. It's coming from Jack's hands to yours.
Two years is a long time to keep a secret.
Most people who walk onto my floor don't come back. They hear one confession
and that's enough. But you kept returning. Year after year, patient after patient.
You've sat with the darkest parts of what humans are capable of and you kept
showing up anyway.
That's not nothing. That's everything.
Thank you for two years in the Death Ward.
I'll see you on the floor.
— Jack Steen