Slumber

Ezekiel Rag, a writer of mediocre talent and more than slightly paranoiac, discovers someone has entered his apartment and used his typewriter to produce several pages of manuscript. Jealous of the quality of the writing, he assumes a prank is being played. But when several weeks later he returns home to find not only more writing, but signs someone has spent considerable time in the apartment—food cooked, bourbon consumed, shaving razor used, toilet un-flushed—he becomes increasingly wary.

A novella by Pablo D'Stair (author of "they say the owl was a baker's daughter: four existential noirs")