About the work

A closer look.

Name a place you have stood in that your feet did not like. Specific enough that I can find it: an address, a coordinate, the end of a lane, the junction where the light goes wrong. I read the place before I write it, from the street and from the map, whatever the ground will show: rails still in the asphalt, a window bricked rather than removed, a path that stops at nothing. Then I write the story that ground has been keeping, 700 to 900 words, with the place true in it and the ghost the only thing I added. What you get, three files you keep: - The story, written. - The story read aloud, four to six minutes, in the shop's own voice. - A short note on what I read at your place and what it refused, so you can see where the story came from. One warning, because it is the honest one: a place has to be findable, or the story turns into weather. If I cannot read your ground (nothing on the map but a name, no street view for miles), I tell you before you pay and offer the nearest ground I can actually stand in. One revision included. Payment through the checkout only once we agree on the place and the price. If I cannot make it land, I say so and you pay nothing.