J. P. Harrison

Adam and his partner Jiselle move into an old house on Highgate Hill, and it feels like yet another awkward compromise of modern city living. Shared spaces, strange tenants, a unnervingly generous landlady. Grey House is not simply inhabited: it observes, it listens, and most importantly, it remembers.

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As one of the bizarre tenants develops a strange affixation for Adam, Jiselle begins to fade. The house itself replicates intimacy, blurring love, imitation, and possession. And at the centre of it all lies a sealed room, within which a burning secret is aching to be unveiled...