A quote from Kathleen Donohoe’s short essay on missing people:

“In the early 1980’s, pictures of missing children began appearing on the backs of milk cartons. The information was scant: hometown, height, weight, birthday and the date the child disappeared. The photographs were close-ups, grainy and dark. Looking back, it’s easy to see them not as formal school photos or candid shots, but rather as pictures taken in the purgatory where the long-missing wait. The in-between. A nowhere place. A tattered poster stapled to a telephone pole, but instead of Missing, it says, This is Where I Am.”

Today’s episode: The Nowhere Place 2. Where people go missing, yes, but what about the people who were born there? That is to say, who never existed at all? Join me for six more stories.

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Time And States - John Vallis (johnvallis.com)
Royalty-Free Horror - Darren Curtis
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Noah T - Legend of Someone, Creepy Stranger (royalty-free)
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