I really liked "A Grey, Insolvent Morning," for the subtle way it interwove hallucination with bitter realities. After awhile you couldn't really tell what was real for the MC, what imagination, but it didn't really matter anymore, because it was the MC's reality, if only inside the mind of one person.
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Date: 2009-09-15 11:16 pm (UTC)