Tales from the Gas Station

The mix of creepy and funny moments kept me off balance in the best way. I'm curious whether this tone was planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The horror feels relatable yet exaggerated, making mundane settings feel sinister. Did this make anyone else think differently about ordinary places?

The volume feels like a series of vignettes, but I wondered if there's an overarching universe or message tying them together.