A Fugue of Small Spaces

Lexington is finally getting his life on track. What's taken so long? Being accused of causing a college girlfriend's disappearance will delay a person for sure. The finger-pointing, whispers, constant questioning all will erode even the heartiest person's confidence. Lex hadn't been the most hearty person to begin with. So, once he finally has a good job and has found his own place in the city, he's not in the most stable state of mind. Yet, with a little help from his only remaining friend, Parker, and a lot of help from his parents, he's been able to climb back to his feet. Still, those past accusations haunt him. Or is that his new apartment? Strange whispers cause sleepless nights which lead to more misfortune. Lex had always been comfortable in small spaces, but his tiny apartment is quickly changing that. Sure, the building has a history, but what could possibly explain the macabre happenings within this supposedly renovated place? Perhaps he can ask the building's old super. He seems very helpful.

About the Author

Reggie Hudson grew up in Scottdale, Georgia with a love of weird movies and scary stories. Sure, he would cover his eyes at the really gory parts (and still does). But those stories had a lasting impact on how he sees the world around him and in seeing what is possible. He graduated from Tisch School of the Arts at New York University with a master's degree in set design which helped foment his love of story and storytelling. The city of New York also proved fertile ground for a budding imagination and a love of old cities. He now resides in beautiful East Point, Georgia with his wife, Crissy, and their steadily growing collection of board games.

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