Kitsune: The Red Eyed Fox

Name: Kitsune: The Red Eyed Fox
Price: 6.01 USD
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ISBN: 9798440883215

✍️ Frank Floyd

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🏛 Independently Published 📅 2022 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9798440883215

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📝 Description: Kitsune: The Red Eyed Fox

He'd walked this path many times as a child. Back then the journey had filled him with immense joy. But now, with the beast in front of him and its teeth bared, that joy had become dread. Utilising a minimalist style and a hint of Japanese folklore, Kitsune takes the reader through themes of guilt, sexuality, religion, and anxiety. This book also contains a small selection of short stories from the author.

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Frank Floyd delivers a haunting meditation on past trauma through the lens of folk horror. By utilizing a minimalist style, the author strips away unnecessary exposition, allowing the themes of guilt and anxiety to take center stage without distraction. The integration of Japanese folklore provides a fresh cultural backdrop for exploring universal fears, making the dread feel both specific and timeless. While the focus on psychological states may not satisfy those seeking action-driven plots, it offers a rich, atmospheric experience for contemplative readers. The accompanying short stories further showcase the author's ability to weave tension from simple premises, resulting in a cohesive and unsettling collection that lingers long after the final page.

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Frank Floyd delivers a haunting meditation on past trauma through the lens of folk horror. By utilizing a minimalist style, the author strips away unnecessary exposition, allowing the themes of guilt and anxiety to take center stage without distraction. The integration of Japanese folklore provides a fresh cultural backdrop for exploring universal fears, making the dread feel both specific and timeless. While the focus on psychological states may not satisfy those seeking action-driven plots, it offers a rich, atmospheric experience for contemplative readers. The accompanying short stories further showcase the author's ability to weave tension from simple premises, resulting in a cohesive and unsettling collection that lingers long after the final page.