Jess Cadogan

Bailey and Julian are a pair of ordinary twenty-something housemates: they’re sleep-deprived, stressed, and have a major ghost problem. While Julian attempts to deal with their unwelcome house-guest, Bailey finds that ignoring it entirely is the best coping mechanism. This inevitably crumbles when she comes face to face with her reality.

Freya is a fun, extroverted party-goer like most uni students. When she’s invited to a night out with her friends, she’s determined to go. But as she gets ready, her Body Dysmorphic Disorder takes over and sends her down a spiral of compulsions, making it harder and harder to leave.

Bailey and Julian are a pair of ordinary twenty-something housemates: they’re sleep-deprived, stressed, and have a major ghost problem. While Julian attempts to deal with their unwelcome house-guest, Bailey finds that ignoring it entirely is the best coping mechanism. This inevitably crumbles when she comes face to face with her reality.

Bailey and Julian are a pair of ordinary twenty-something housemates: they’re sleep-deprived, stressed, and have a major ghost problem. While Julian attempts to deal with their unwelcome house-guest, Bailey finds that ignoring it entirely is the best coping mechanism. This inevitably crumbles when she comes face to face with her reality.

Bailey and Julian are a pair of ordinary twenty-something housemates: they’re sleep-deprived, stressed, and have a major ghost problem. While Julian attempts to deal with their unwelcome house-guest, Bailey finds that ignoring it entirely is the best coping mechanism. This inevitably crumbles when she comes face to face with her reality.

Freya is a fun, extroverted party-goer like most uni students. When she’s invited to a night out with her friends, she’s determined to go. But as she gets ready, her Body Dysmorphic Disorder takes over and sends her down a spiral of compulsions, making it harder and harder to leave.