Some of my favorite horror/weird fiction writers frequently use puppets, dolls and mannikins to conjure up the feeling of anthropomorphobical horror. One author who is a real (puppet-) master in weaving this theme into his fascinating stories of philosophical horror is Thomas Ligotti.
My newest anglyphs are of a particularly Ligottian flavor:
These are dreams dreamed by dreamers who are awake. - GJ Ballard
Upcoming Subjects
PHANTOM LIMBS IN LUCID DREAMS, WHO WROTE "THE VANISHING LIFE AND FILMS OF EMMANUEL ESCOBADA"?, SKEPTICISM AND LUCID DREAMS, HYPNOPOMPIC NIGHTMARES, POKESCOPE
