I’m excited to feature in Sick Lit Magazine today! Here’s a story about a man with that shrinking feeling…
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I’m excited to feature in Sick Lit Magazine today! Here’s a story about a man with that shrinking feeling…
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Well, this started out in my head as a comic story about a psychotherapist who was literally shrinking, and was going to feature a lot of jokes about a shrinking shrink… but although I’m pretty good at stretching even the thinnest joke over a few hundred words, I couldn’t make that one work. And then I switched it around and it became something different.
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Well done, I think it is much creepier like this, with the psychotherapist literally diminishing the patient and reducing him to a specimin in a jar.
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Thank you Sian!
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Such a clever idea to play on the idea of a “shrink” in this way. Really well written and great imagination – thoroughly enjoyed reading this 🙂
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Thank you Nik! Glad you liked it!
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