Things Slip Through
I don’t think the sliding has ever gone away.
I think it’s always been with me, since that day. But maybe I didn’t hear it, because in all my writing that got published, I wasn’t seeing . . . except for that first book, about Michael Lockenstein and really, THAT’s why I stopped writing the sequel to Shades of Darkness, because I had become too scared to see.
But now . . . I need to see.
Even if I really don’t want to.
And when I write, things are quiet. Peaceful. But if I don’t write, if I dare skip an evening confessional with my iBook, I dream. Of horrible things sliding down the hall, toward my bedroom, shuffling, slithering, sliding . . .
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