DoomFawn: Four Tales of Alienation

Name: DoomFawn: Four Tales of Alienation
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ISBN: 9781523986200

✍️ James LaFond

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🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform 📅 2016 📖 106 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781523986200

📝 Description: DoomFawn: Four Tales of Alienation

Four tales of alienation by James LaFond: My Crown Mixed with Blessings, vignette The Doom of Benjamin Long, short story, Wake from Your Dream Place, novelette, Snot, What Women Want, vignet

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James LaFond curates an unsettling exploration of isolation across four distinct narratives in DoomFawn, featuring works like The Doom of Benjamin Long and Wake from Your Dream Place. Rather than relying on supernatural shocks, the collection evokes a quiet, creeping dread rooted in profound human alienation and psychological fracture. The atmosphere throughout is stark and deeply melancholic, capturing the heavy weight of being utterly detached from the world and those around you. It is a slow-burn, atmospheric experience that leans heavily into emotional discomfort rather than traditional gore. This compact volume will particularly appeal to dedicated readers of psychological horror and literary weird fiction who appreciate character-driven studies of quiet despair.

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Horror Reads editorial team

James LaFond curates an unsettling exploration of isolation across four distinct narratives in DoomFawn, featuring works like The Doom of Benjamin Long and Wake from Your Dream Place. Rather than relying on supernatural shocks, the collection evokes a quiet, creeping dread rooted in profound human alienation and psychological fracture. The atmosphere throughout is stark and deeply melancholic, capturing the heavy weight of being utterly detached from the world and those around you. It is a slow-burn, atmospheric experience that leans heavily into emotional discomfort rather than traditional gore. This compact volume will particularly appeal to dedicated readers of psychological horror and literary weird fiction who appreciate character-driven studies of quiet despair.