Story Hunted

Short Fiction Young Adult Science Fiction Fantasy

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  • A
  • story
  • was
  • trying
  • to
  • kill
  • me.
  • Because
  • I
  • wasn't
  • writing
  • her
  • into
  • existence.Over
  • and
  • over
  • and
  • over.
  • Dying
  • a
  • thousand
  • times.
  • Because
  • I
  • was
  • living
  • thatstory.
  • Not
  • my
  • story,
  • not
  • a
  • "figment
  • of
  • my
  • imagination."
  • She
  • was
  • very
  • real,
  • and
  • really
  • deadly.She
  • was
  • like
  • one
  • of
  • those
  • ear-wigs
  • you
  • couldn't
  • get
  • out
  • of
  • your
  • head.
  • But
  • this
  • was
  • no
  • stupid
  • song,
  • or
  • a
  • TV
  • jingle.This
  • story
  • was
  • out
  • to
  • get
  • me.It's
  • attitude
  • was:
  • either
  • bring
  • me
  • into
  • your
  • world,
  • or
  • die
  • -
  • failing."Surely,
  • you're
  • not
  • that
  • serious,"
  • I
  • asked."What
  • would
  • you
  • know
  • about
  • living
  • in
  • purgatory?"
  • She
  • replied.
  • "Life
  • as
  • undead,
  • unliving,
  • another
  • story
  • that
  • never
  • saw
  • your
  • 'light
  • of
  • day'
  • -
  • what
  • would
  • you
  • know
  • about
  • what
  • happens
  • to
  • a
  • story
  • that
  • was
  • never
  • told.?"She
  • had
  • a
  • good
  • point
  • there.
  • I
  • knew
  • only
  • of
  • my
  • earliest
  • memories
  • in
  • childhood,
  • of
  • growing
  • up
  • in
  • a
  • family,
  • of
  • growing
  • old,
  • of
  • knowing
  • that
  • my
  • life
  • would
  • be
  • over
  • at
  • some
  • point.
  • Of
  • the
  • uncertainty
  • of
  • what
  • happened
  • after
  • that...For
  • a
  • story
  • that
  • was
  • never
  • told,
  • who
  • never
  • had
  • its
  • own
  • life,
  • what
  • was
  • their
  • existence?The
  • beginning
  • was
  • probably
  • when
  • I
  • decided
  • to
  • listen
  • to
  • Stephen
  • King,
  • who
  • said
  • that
  • stories
  • wrote
  • themselves.
  • And
  • another
  • author
  • who
  • said
  • that
  • not
  • only
  • did
  • stories
  • become
  • alive
  • in
  • your
  • gut,
  • making
  • all
  • of
  • your
  • glands
  • become
  • alive
  • through
  • interaction,
  • no
  • -
  • he
  • went
  • on
  • to
  • say
  • that
  • stories
  • were
  • actually
  • alive.
  • Then
  • you
  • find
  • out
  • that
  • Vonnegut
  • and
  • Bradbury
  • and
  • other
  • authors
  • actually
  • 'interviewed'
  • their
  • characters
  • to
  • find
  • what
  • the
  • story
  • needed
  • to
  • be.It
  • wasn't
  • what
  • the
  • author
  • intended
  • it
  • to
  • be,
  • it
  • wasn't
  • their
  • intricate
  • plotting
  • that
  • created
  • the
  • story.
  • It
  • wasn't
  • due
  • to
  • their
  • control,
  • their
  • finesse
  • of
  • words
  • and
  • text
  • craftings,
  • of
  • endless
  • dissection
  • of
  • other's
  • works
  • to
  • find
  • out
  • their
  • secrets.Stories
  • were
  • alive,
  • their
  • characters
  • were
  • alive.
  • They
  • wanted
  • desperately
  • to
  • live.And
  • this
  • one
  • wanted
  • to
  • kill
  • me
  • to
  • make
  • her
  • point.Get
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