Category: Visual Residue

Visual Residue collects the images left behind by stories once the writing is done and the noise has fallen away. These posts are not previews or explanations, but fragments of atmosphere, memory and unease that linger after a book has settled into the world. What appears here is not what a story is about, but what remains.

Cribbins: Visual Residue…

by R. H. Dixon

Some stories don’t end when the last page is turned, they leave fragments. Not scenes exactly. Not even memories in the usual sense. More like impressions. Images that don’t belong to a single chapter but feel inseparable from the story in its entirety. A face half-seen. A room you don’t remember entering. A sense that … Continue reading Cribbins: Visual Residue…