The sort of story that quietly pulls you in, an easy book (at just over one-hundred pages) to finish in a day. I wouldn't classify it as horror exactly, more like "weird fiction". A struggling writer tries to resurrect her career by tackling the biography of Helen Ralston, herself an underappreciated writer/artist from the early part of the 20th century. The deeper she dives into her subject's life, the more things begin to blur.