Psychosis: 'Nil by Mouth'

**Reread 27th April 2021 as part of collection of stories. **I have decided to change my rating from 5 stars to 4 stars. Not that I think it's any worse - more that I was a little overexuberant in my ratings the first time. A read literally dripping with confusion and paranoia, I'm champing at the bit to see how these stories are connected. *******When I first read through this short story it didn't make any sense but after another read through and a quick squiz on the author's website all is re

Psychosis: Nil by Mouth is a short story by Tom Goymour. It is written in first-person and is from an amnesia patient's point-of-view. This is a psychological, mystery, thriller of a story. Don't expect to know what is going on or what is going to happen, it's like a trip down the rabbit hole.I'm not sure how I feel about this one, still trying to decide if I should take it at face value or if it has a deeper meaning.I received a free copy of this story and have voluntarily left an honest review

A very confusing book that leaves you wondering where you are going, what has happened, whether they are still there or if they are in a different place. What is going on, who are the characters, what are they running from. A very muddling book that didn't really leave you with any answers at the end. Yet a good insight into the mind of the insane.