What Feasts at Night

The mix of atmospheric horror and period detail creates a unique vibe. I'm curious whether this combination was planned from the start or developed during writing.

The ghostly occurrences felt layered with emotional meaning, but I wasn't sure if they represented something deeper or were just spooky additions. What did others interpret?

The atmosphere of the story is so immersive—was there a real place or era that sparked the author's imagination, or was it entirely fictional?