Childhoodfear Stories

The "Great eyes of fear" - work of mystical realism, blending fantasy and a little bit of subtle sci-fi. At its core, the story explores human fears-not through horror, but as accessible narrative. The book describes human phobias, and anxieties, as well as methods and techniques for overcoming them; a rare fearlessness disorder known as Urbach-Wiethe disease; sleep paralysis; and the anatomy of fear in the human body. It also includes quotes from prominent figures and links to open-source information online. The book deliberately avoids graphic violence, or profanity; though it touches on themes like mortality, sleep paralysis, and the rare "Urbach-Wiethe" disease. Its essence is captured in the adage: "Fear is just a shadow. And a shadow can't hurt you if you don't let it."

A short story I randomly wrote one day

Aveer Bhasin grew up in the shadow of his father's indifference, caught between love and loss. His sisters, Nikita and Rhea, shaped his childhood in ways he could never forget-or forgive. When fate took them away, something inside him changed forever. And the question he dreads the most-is he any different from the man he despised? A haunting tale of love, resentment, and the darkness that lingers within.

Henry's screams eventually stopped, like all of the children before him, and like all of the children after him. Sometimes, the Bloomville teens parked on Lover's Lane at night while the radio hums can hear the screams of the forgotten children whispering against the wind from the forest. And as the train passes by tiny Bloomville, piloted by two engineers on that lonely stretch of rail outside of town, those trapped souls reach out their hands for a ride into oblivion, never to board. Hush's keep is a short story about the pitfalls of childhood trust.

They're listening.

~~There's a dragon under my bed, I don't know how it got there, and I don't know if it wants to eat me, or to befriend me~~ Young Garret has lived on 86109 Palm Tree road all his life and has lived a normal life free of danger. One day, his parents purchased him a brand new bed for his birthday, and then everything changed. It all started when he dropped his book on the floor to go to sleep after a long few hours of reading, but noises from under the bed awoke him, and the dragon made itself known. While the dragon offers vast stories and great wisdom, He also brings great danger. A blood-lusting dragon slayer has his heart set on killing everyone in his clutch. Will he be able to defend Garret and his own life? Or will they both die trying...

Alone in a dark flat, eight-year-old me faces a falling bulb, flickering lights, and shadows that feel alive. Some memories refuse to let go...

The thing I hated when growing up also that picture for the cover is my old profile picture