Potatoes
Dec 22, 2018
This is not the first short story I have ever written, nor is it the most ambitious, but I think it encapsulates well the tone I would later adopt for the vast majority of my stories. Many refer to this style of story as “keyhole fiction,” as in a vignette that reveals a strange world through an obscured viewpoint, much like looking into a room through its keyhole. The story was originally posted to a forum for sharing quick horror fiction, and in many ways it emulates the casual/everyman voice often used on such sites. Regardless, I am still fond of this tale and I try to incorporate some of its elements in later pieces.
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