The Red Arrow

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The story follows a struggling young writer who takes on the challenge of ghostwriting a famous physicist's memoir amidst personal turmoil, including financial woes and marital distance. As he grapples with an oppressive sense of dread known as "The Mist," the situation escalates when the physicist mysteriously disappears, plunging the narrator into uncertainty and threatening his mental stability. The narrative explores themes of desperation, identity, and the impact of unforeseen circumstances on one's life and career.