CREEP
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Within the pages of "Creep," the boundaries between fiction and reality blur into a chilling tapestry. Gallop alongside headless horsemen, dance with enchanting witches and wizards, and brave encounters with ethereal ghosts and elusive mediums. These tales, once relegated to the realm of fan fiction, emerge as undeniable truths, beckoning you to step into the shadows. What if these whispered legends held a kernel of truth? What if, one fateful moment, you found yourself standing eye to eye with the extraordinary? Prepare to be ensnared by the icy grip of the macabre, as "Creep" guides you through the most spine-tingling and blood-curdling stories ever woven. Dare you tread the path where reality and nightmare intertwine?
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This is a collection of five miscreant tales: "The Grotesque There Is", "A Mere Clock", "Mayara", "The Lethargy" and "Animalia". Here are the synopses of each story in this book: "The Grotesque There Is" is actually a performance of two short stories. The first (initially called "Equine Hiring") is a mostly dialogue story about a horse in a job interview. The second tells the chronicle of the two men who stood in the rain. "A Mere Clock" is a narrative in the 1st person that tells the adventures of a mere wristwatch. At the first impact, the characters seem far from the reader, but the last paragraph ends up in a contemporary narration. "Mayara" tells the story of an egoistic girl that falls in love with a young man. Later, this man doesn't satisfy himself with her selfishness and ends up infuriating the girl, which leads to a series of tragedies and anguish, all due to the destructible retaliation. "The Lethargy" is an imaginary, almost parabolic narrative where the protagonist is a sleepy student disappointed in himself. "Animalia" is a first-person novelette of a teenage love affair between a bass player and a pretty who turns out to be a beast, making the story a real wild and raw mess. PS.: Some of these stories may present sensitive content and metaphorical representation of violence, although I do not consider any of these occurrences really timely characterised as 'mature content' since such matters are dealt with discreetly and with no compromise. Anyway, if you are uncomfortable with any approach to mature content, I suggest not reading "The Lethargy" & "Animalia". 🧡 #theseasonalcontests Book cover art: "Sogno Del Demiurgo" by Alessandro Sicioldr.

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