The Woman in the Window
A.J. Finn, 2018
An agoraphobic woman watches her neighbours through a camera and sees something she shouldn't; the question is whether her mind or the house across the street is lying.
A.J. Finn is a pseudonym for Daniel Mallory, a former book editor at William Morrow.
Feels like dread, solitude and freedom.
When a feeling stops being an emotion and starts being a growth.
Something’s happening to me, through me, something dangerous and new. It’s taken root, a poison tree; it’s grown, fanning out, vines winding round my gut, my lungs, my heart. A.J. Finn, 2018
An agoraphobic woman watches her neighbours through a camera and sees something she shouldn't; the question is whether her mind or the house across the street is lying.
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