Between Doorways

There are places in the world which blur and fuzz when your attention strays toward them-places which can only be seen out of the corner of your eye. They are everywhere around us: lurking behind the door-left-ajar, shifting in the dimly-lit mirror, phasing in and out of both dream and memory. These interstitial domains are what we call 'liminal spaces, ' ecotones of dread and persistent unease between reality and an undefined beyond.

In between doorways, seventeen authors explore this hazy ...