Hidden Pictures
Jason Rekulak, 2022
A nineteen-year-old in recovery takes a nanny job and finds a five-year-old's drawings predicting things no one should know.
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Jason Rekulak was a longtime Quirk Books editor and dreamed up the idea for Pride and Prejudice and Zombies before writing Hidden Pictures.
The difference between knowing you're watched and proving it.
It’s very weird, standing still for five minutes, blindfolded, in a perfectly silent room, knowing that guys might be looking at your boobs or your butt or whatever. There were no sounds or clues to help me guess what was happening. But I definitely felt them watching. I raised and lowered my hand several times, and the five minutes seemed to last an hour. After we finished, Susan asked me to repeat the experiment, and we did it all over again. Then she asked me to repeat the experiment a third time! And when she finally pulled off the blindfold, all the guys stood up and started clapping, like I’d just won an Academy Award. Jason Rekulak, 2022
A nineteen-year-old in recovery takes a nanny job and finds a five-year-old's drawings predicting things no one should know.
Jason Rekulak, 2022
A recovering young woman takes a nanny job in a polished new home, where a child’s drawings begin to unsettle the calm.
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