The second story in my short story collection "Flatline" about commuters. This story is written in a minimalist stream of consciousness that attempts to blend the mundaneness of everyday travel with small trivial enjoyments.
The first chapter of a series of ten inter-connected short stories about different people on their commutes to work. This work takes inspiration from Ezra Pound's imagist poem "In a Station on the Metro", and attempts to explore that feeling of meeting the same people on trains, but you're unsure if they're the same
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