October in the Chair

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"October in the Chair" is a Neil Gaiman short story, framed as a gathering of the months telling tales, that blends melancholy, childhood, and the supernatural.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf short story
alsoAppearsIn various Neil Gaiman short story collections and anthologies
author Neil Gaiman NERFINISHED
awarded Locus Award for Best Short Story NERFINISHED
awardYear 2003
collectionPublicationYear 2006
containsMotif ghostly companion
personification of the months
runaway child
story within a story
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresCharacter October NERFINISHED
the ghost of a boy
firstPublicationYear 2002
firstPublishedIn Conjunctions:39
genre fantasy fiction
supernatural fiction
weird fiction
hasAuthorNationality American
British
hasNarrativePerspective third-person narration
hasPageCountRange short fiction length
hasStyle fairy-tale elements
lyrical prose
hasSubject growing up
imagination
loss
seasons
includedInCollection Fragile Things NERFINISHED
inspirationFor The Graveyard Book NERFINISHED
language English
mainTheme childhood
death
friendship
loneliness
melancholy
the supernatural
narrativeFrame a gathering of the months telling stories
partOfAuthorBibliography Neil Gaiman short fiction
publisherOfCollection Headline Review NERFINISHED
William Morrow NERFINISHED
setting rural countryside
targetAudience adult readers
tone eerie
melancholic
wistful

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Fragile Things hasStory October in the Chair