Autor: Raymond Moore
Editorial: Baghdad Radio
Año: 11/10/2026
ISBN: 9798237026566
Encuadernación: Tapa blanda
Páginas: 108 pp.
Idioma: eng
EAN: 9798237026566
The first time you see him, he?s standing behind you.
The second time, he?s closer.
The third time, he knows your name.
In an ageing Glasgow tenement, seven-year-old Ruby Keenan sees something impossible in her bathroom mirror.
A man.
Tall. Indistinct. His edges constantly shifting, as though his body is moving too quickly for the human eye to understand.
Ruby calls him the Fuzzy Man.
Her mother thinks it?s an overactive imagination. Until another child begins drawing the same figure. Until reflections start behaving differently from the people standing in front of them. Until footsteps race through empty corridors, and something begins learning how to imitate the residents.
The Fuzzy Man doesn?t walk.
He doesn?t need to.
And every time someone sees him, he gets a little better at being human.
As the phenomenon spreads through the tenement, a disturbing connection to 1978 emerges. A forgotten photograph. An erased name. A child who should have come home but never did.
Now Ruby has vanished into a place that shouldn?t exist, and her mother must discover what lives on the other side of the glass before something wearing her daughter?s face comes back instead.
Because the most frightening thing about the Fuzzy Man isn?t that he?s watching.
It?s that he?s learning how to stop moving.
Set in the rain-soaked streets and crumbling tenements of Govan, Glasgow, The Fuzzy Man is a deeply unsettling psychological horror novella about childhood fears, impossible spaces, unreliable reflections and the terrible things that happen when something begins to understand what makes us human.
For readers who enjoy atmospheric supernatural horror, creeping dread, uncanny reality and endings that linger long after the final page.
Don?t look behind you.
Look at your reflection.
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