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B R Yeager
B R Yeager writes unsettling fiction. Their novel, Negative Space, is a work of horror that explores dark themes. Yeager's stories often feature disturbing content and experimental structures.
Negative Space
Synopsis
Kinsfield is a failing New Hampshire mill town gripped by an epidemic of teenage suicides that no one can explain or stop. Against that backdrop, four adolescents—narrated in overlapping, contradictory voices by Ahmir, Jill, and Lu, all circling the magnetic, damaged Tyler—numb themselves with WHORL, a strange drug that delivers euphoria and terrible visions, and seems to thread its users through cracks in reality itself.
As Tyler sinks deeper into occult ritual and self-harm, drawing the others with him, the boundary between drug, haunting, and collective breakdown dissolves entirely. B.R. Yeager's Negative Space is a hypnotic, structurally daring work of cosmic and literary horror—a bleak, hallucinatory portrait of disaffected youth, generational trauma, addiction, and despair that refuses easy consolation.
Genres
Characters
AhmirProtagonist
One of the teenage narrators watching his friend Tyler descend into the occult.
TylerAntagonist
A charismatic, damaged teenager whose drug and occult experiments pull the group toward darkness.
JillSupporting
One of the three teenage narrators.
LuSupporting
One of the three teenage narrators.
Frequently asked questions
What is the plot of the negative space yeager?
In Kinsfield, a town experiences a wave of teenage suicides. Simultaneously, cultish activities and mysterious 'strings' appear. The narrative explores themes of mind control, altered states, and the occult.
