House of Dolls (Anthology) – I Refuse to Say Things That I Can Write Better

Whisper

Eliza grew up with dolls. Marian, her mother (who, in her opinion, was a living porcelain doll herself), was an avid collector of antique dolls. She always went with her father, Eduardo, whenever he left for business trips abroad just to buy a doll, which she would add to her growing collection. Their Victorian mansionContinue reading “Whisper”

Carina

I. Ash’s last memory of his late mom was a request to bring her to the living room where Carina, the antique bisque doll she had brought from France, was enclosed in a glass tube. His mother had always been obsessed with it, talking to it as if it’s alive. He could sometimes hear hisContinue reading “Carina”