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A damaged cassette tape turns up with the narrator’s name already written on it, in their own handwriting. When they press play, they hear themselves describing memories they don’t recognize, time they don’t remember losing, and versions of themselves that may no longer exist.
As more recordings surface, the line between original and copy begins to blur. Are the tapes documenting a life… or overwriting it?
A minimalist psychological horror story about corrupted media, disappearing identity, and the terror of realizing you might be the degraded version that survived.
By kwharriesA damaged cassette tape turns up with the narrator’s name already written on it, in their own handwriting. When they press play, they hear themselves describing memories they don’t recognize, time they don’t remember losing, and versions of themselves that may no longer exist.
As more recordings surface, the line between original and copy begins to blur. Are the tapes documenting a life… or overwriting it?
A minimalist psychological horror story about corrupted media, disappearing identity, and the terror of realizing you might be the degraded version that survived.