Dylan Thomas once said,
"I hold a beast, an angel, and a madman in me, and my enquiry is as to their working, and their problems is their subjugation and their victory, down throw and upheaval, and my effort is their self-expression."
During the time of this story's conception, I had plunged into his works almost obsessively. It has been years since this story first began, so it's strange to see where I had turned to for inspiration.
In the manner in which he intended his words to be interpreted, they are beautiful in a manic, existential, sort of way. In a manner in which I'm sure he did not intend, his words can cast a supernatural shadow that many abominations can flourish in...
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Into the Night
FantasyCalla Black isn't your average teenage human, but he'd like to be. After his bus into town is torn to shreds under less than natural circumstances, his last attempt at normality is cut short. Cover by: @StrangerSight
