The Lonely Doll Masquerade

By Stephan Imri-Knight

A short bizarro story of about 600 words.
In an empty room a lonely girl waits, skin made of ribbon of the finest of whites. She sits slumped over, dressed in layers of lace, unaware of what awaits her, an unseen source that wishes to play.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Stephan Imri-Knight
• Release date: May 28, 2013

Stephan Imri-Knight

Stephan Imri-Knight is from Melbourne Australia and is currently pursuing a career as a Librarian. She often writes in her spare time when she's not engrossed in video games or plotting the demise of her dungeons and dragons party. Self professed weirdo and pickle enthusiast, as in, give her some. She is a genderqueer hardcore yaoi fan who daily plots the exploration of her husband's rectum with everyday objects. Ones that are not pickles, don't waste good pickles, that's basically her life motto. She aspires to one day write a novel that may sit on library shelves.

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