blood, isolation, adrenaline, existential encounters! it’s so intriguing to me. I grossed myself out tbh but I remain fascinated by this type of setting.
I love this collaboration! Two worlds reflected in the same, terrifying glass. Even the characters are somewhat reflections of each other, to some degree.
Your depiction of the dressing of the elk was exquisitely horrific. Very nice work, my friend.
Wow! The way the saw made a raspy sound Elias could feel in his molars is sort of how I felt about this whole piece!
such a tangle of possibilities and visceral description...what is going on!!!!
Visceral, chilling and heavy with the silence of oblivion. I enjoyed both parts of this.
I loved the connection between these two stories...a savior at the glass across time but neither of them realizes it. So intriguing.
thank you Garen!!
I really dig how the two stories connected. All my senses were drawn into this story. Great collab.
thanks so much. it means a lot from you!! 🙏
The sensorial descriptions are masterful! The mention of a crunchy windpipe made me drymouthed. Would love an extended series of these Watsonites
in my hands it would be the Watsonites dying one after the other…hmmm, now that i think about it…
A weekly Watsonite death
Magnificent! That wild, visceral magic of the wapiti. The characters are gorgeously drawn, and the elk tells me a story beneath the story.
🖤🖤🖤
Excellent, there is something unnerving about old stories of hunting, can't place why though.
blood, isolation, adrenaline, existential encounters! it’s so intriguing to me. I grossed myself out tbh but I remain fascinated by this type of setting.
I have an early 1900's hunting story I want to post, but I wanna save it for trying to publish too lol hate that
Visceral and disorienting. Your descriptions are vivid and grotesque and do so much for the atmosphere. Loved this piece.
thank you! i’m so glad you liked it!
Dope! The atmosphere and setting from beginning up to the midpoint reminded me of Blackwood. I dig it
thanks man!
OMG, EJ! You and Sean rock. What a great story!
thanks Michele!!!
I love this collaboration! Two worlds reflected in the same, terrifying glass. Even the characters are somewhat reflections of each other, to some degree.
Your depiction of the dressing of the elk was exquisitely horrific. Very nice work, my friend.
thanks Shane! I know way too much about elk anatomy now…
One of my favourites of yours EJ! I adore when you and Sean work together.
thank you! me too!!!!
Well done, EJ. Love how Sean and yours play off each others. Good horror story!
potent, chilling imagery all throughout. can't wait to read sean's part
Takes a special kind of someone to have a vision of an angel and immediately assume it means you're damned.
Great stuff, EJ, intrigue-o-meter high and ready to continue with the McDonnell-verse
thank ye!