
The Unbecoming by Patrick Purcell
The Unbecoming has been described as an Anti Story. It covers themes of loneliness, missed connections, social regrets, and lack of direction.

The Unbecoming has been described as an Anti Story. It covers themes of loneliness, missed connections, social regrets, and lack of direction.
London is restless. Overstimulated. Watching.
Alfie Braden is a self-declared “failed adult,” who is paralysed by overthinking. Lucy drifts through life like an observer, unsure whether she’s participating in it at all. Rachel and John circle them both — each carrying their own quiet dread about the world unfolding around them.
As society begins its slow bleed towards collapse, abnormal events clash with their fickle realities.
Is your life truly yours?