Our tragic hero lives a relatively normal life for someone surviving the apocalypse. He spends his time walled up in his safe house, eating canned food and watching television. He sleeps every once in a while. He thinks about tidying up his messy rooms. But he's recently incurred an abnormal problem. Nothing ever remains where he leaves it, not his keys, not his used plates, not even the television remote. And he suspects that his bizarre situation might stem from that moldy sandwich he left in the back of his fridge years ago...

Follow Ren, a siren forged in the Realm of Hell, as she struggles with the ever-growing boredom of eternal life. She has long since passed the frantic and unsure days hiding in the dark, foreboding forests of early Europe, hoping for a mortal to stray close enough to hear her song. Now, with enough hoarded life energy to last centuries without a meal, she roams the streets of the modern world. Towering cities are her hunting ground, her prey endless, but still she hungers for more.

Harold Campbell recalls a nightmarish interaction with a horrific beast in hope of understanding the surreal encounter.

This is a poem about an innocent onlooker watching a cosmic deity rise out of the sea. They could be a scientist, a madman, that's up to you. Maybe it contains some philosophy, I don't know. I am a fan of H.P. Lovecraft. I wrote it in the best gothic tone I could. This is the first poem I've written and my first publication on Wattpad. I hope you enjoy!

Runaways Rosie and Oliver are in for a surprise when they stumble across The Midnight Carnival, a traveling circus that performs only once the sun has set. When charismatic proprietor Mr. White promises them fame, fortune and best of all -- immortality, will they accept? When the time comes, will they be willing to pay the price no matter how steep, or will they forfeit -- with their lives. Set in the 1930s during the midst of the Great Depression, The Midnight Carnivale blends fantasy, horror and a bit of history to create a spellbinding tale of ancient magic, unwavering devotion, and the unbreakable bonds of friendship.

31 words isn't much to tell a tale, but even those few are able to chill your blood. 31 is 13 backwards, and that opens the door to terrifying flash fictions that will haunt you long after you've read them. Enter book 2 of 31CW and visit the House, meet the Dead Boys and more! #1 in Microfiction

Fate gets bored of the same cycle between their beloved child Ink, and their tool, Error. With the help of Chaos, Fate receives certain Sanses of different Multiverses. However, Chaos plays a trick on Fate and gives them corrupted versions of those Sanses. Learn of their corrupted stories, and how they react in Fate's Multiverse. We give great credit to @harrish6 since we're using their Forced Destroyer Error. We own nothing but plot, and our OC versions of certain Sanses. This is a joint story~ written, scripted, and revised by @MelT201 and @Creepy-anime

Eldritch horrors descend from the sky to consume the world. Only a last-minute intervention by a mysterious Hegemony of Worlds saves Earth, albeit temporarily. Skills, levels, and battles with twisted monsters are part of the new reality the survivors will have to face. Augustus Finn is a young man driving home when the new system is imposed. He is thrown directly into danger as a twist of fate places him in an area designated, by the automated systems of the Hegemony, for the containment and disposal of eldritch energy - areas also known as dungeons. Without the aid of tutorials, or the orientation areas commonly known as "newbie zones," Augustus will have to make his own way to survive in unforgiven circumstances. He will face monsters, aliens, other humans, and his own darkness as he struggles to grow strong enough to face the countdown to apocalypse.

you are one of the outer gods from Lovecraft's stories and you decided to go into monster musume just for shits and giggles. You already new what was going to happen but it is still fucking hilarious can the world of monster musume handdle you?

A pair of police officers doesn't believe the reports about a gruesome creature killing people and stacking the bodies in a bad part of town. Maybe a visit to where the dead ones go will change the officers' minds. "I Know Where the Dead Ones Go" touches on class and whether truth matters.