Sainte Therese, Drame (1906)

Imagine you find a cliff where the voice of God can be heard, or, as a child, relive the terror of a bus driver gone insane. Imagine being the one left behind to watch your friends and loved ones leave. How would you survive the frozen kisses of some unearthly thing? Could you be a bystander and watch innocent children taken by a psychotic killer? Stay and witness what the dark side of the mindas experiences in the glow of the harvest moon, or see what it sees in the deep blue of a snow-covered winteras night. Amid this collection of short pieces of writing the delicate balance between what the world sees as sanity and insanity fades into the shadows. These blurry images create in our minds a world all their own. These stories exist somewhere between light and dark, good and evil, sane and insane; come, take a glimpse.