Old Fashioned Halloween
Dec 29, 2018
This is the first tale I’ve included in this collection that makes reference to LGBTQ themes in an overt manner throughout the text. Moreover, this was the first tale I had written after I had discovered the work of Thomad Ligotti, and it would not be surprising were you to discover a similar tone to some of his stories. I do think that future stories capture the sort of psychological and existential horror that Ligotti inspires much better than this one, but I can still appreciate it as a rather simple, darkly-whimsical piece.
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