Chronicle

All writers suffer from writer's block from time to time, when their story refuses to be told. It is a common malady, and most writers have their own way of eventually breaking free from that block and making their story come alive as they control its journey. But what if you happen to suffer from the opposite of writer s block? What if, without your consent, your story decides to tell itself?And what if that story is not the story you want to create? And what do you do if you cannot stop the story from unfolding, even as you try in vain to put your own words back into it?And what if you slowly begin to realize it isn t just a story at all?Welcome to the world of Gail Summers/AKA Arthur Joplin, and welcome to her nightmare.