Skinny Film
Dec 26, 2018
This is the first of my most recent stories that I can say I am really proud of, and it is also the only story I have written that has received any significant recognition. I first posted the story on r/NoSleep and many of the elements within the story mirrored typical conventions of that community. The story is told in first person and makes no illusion to it being fictitious, as well it is concerned with a piece of lost media that causes visceral effects on those who view it. I will admit that I also used this story to flaunt some of my knowledge in regards to both literary references and allusions to film history.
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