
Muse
A blocked painter joins a programme that conjures an idealised version of herself — and every visitation costs her a memory.
Available NowQuiet, literary horror
Jonathan Peach writes quiet, literary horror — intimate and unsettling, where the dread is domestic and the idea underneath is architecture rather than spectacle. A painter erased by her own muse; a mother who loves her child out of existence; an observer who alters what she records. Humane, precise, and built to linger.




