Some stories don’t really end when you finish them. They just… stay. Not in an obvious way, not like a catchy plot or a favorite character you remember fondly. It’s something quieter than that. Stranger. Like something about the story is still moving even after you’ve closed the page. I think stories feel haunted when …
Tag: Psychological Fiction
Written in My Hand
I find the diary on a morning that already feels wrong. Not wrong in a dramatic way. Wrong in the way rooms feel after an argument—everything technically in place, but the air heavier than it should be. My body is moving before my thoughts catch up. I’m brushing my teeth when I realize I don’t …
