Reflections

Michael Big Smooth Frazier presents Reflections, a collection of psychological horror stories published in 2025. The narratives examine fractured realities and dissolving identities. Frazier explores the thin boundary separating good from evil through tales where characters confront hidden aspects of themselves. One story features a therapist haunted by a phantom patient. Another follows a teacher replaced by her own mirror image. A third involves a writer whose forgotten words predict actual murders. A persistent voice behind the glass watches and collects these memories throughout the volume. The book suits readers who enjoy unsettling tales about identity and perception. It draws on gothic traditions of doppelgangers and supernatural observation. The collection does not appeal to those seeking lighthearted entertainment or clear moral resolutions. Frazier crafts each piece with precision, focusing on the dread of being watched by one's own reflection. The stories invite readers to question the nature of selfhood when reality begins to crack. This approach aligns with classic horror themes while offering a modern psychological twist. The author’s background in crafting suspenseful narratives supports the chilling atmosphere found within these pages. Readers should expect a steady, creeping dread rather than sudden shocks. The structure relies on interconnected voices and recurring motifs of glass and reflection. Frazier qualifies as a skilled storyteller through his ability to weave tension into everyday scenarios. The collection stands as a focused exploration of fear derived from the self. It appeals to fans of psychological horror who appreciate subtle, lingering unease over gore or jump scares.