Lovecraftian Stories

Tyler is being hunted by the Grinning Man and flees to Marble Springs, where he teams up with Serling and Price, real estate agents who sell haunted houses. ***** After his brother disappears and a burial mound explodes, high school student Tyler Graves starts having strange visions. His brother warns him that something is coming for him. Soon, Tyler's entire family is slaughtered, and he's being hunted by an otherworldly entity known as The Grinning Man. Fleeing to Marble Springs, he meets Serling and Price, real estate agents who specialize in selling haunted houses. It's up to this unlikely trio to stop a madman from destroying the world - by literally unleashing Hell on Earth! (Sequel to Apartment 239.) [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

In a world where everyone is born with the powers of a god, monster, or legend that matches their soul, sixteen-year-old Nyro Graves is hiding a cosmic truth. Officially, he's bonded to a trickster spirit from Aztec myth-the mischievous Ahuizotl. But in reality, Nyro's powers come from the most forbidden being of all: Cthulhu. The god that waits. The one that should never rise. If anyone finds out, he'll be captured, dissected, or worse-used. For three years, Nyro has manipulated minds and masked his truth. But when a new girl arrives carrying the powers of Maat, Egyptian goddess of truth, Nyro's illusion shatters. Now hunted by strangers in tactical armor and trapped in a mysterious academy for the dangerous and divine, Nyro must uncover why he-of all people-was the being destined to end the world... ...Before he becomes the prophecy himself.

No one is safe. The torch of man and every single intelligent being on the planet is at stake. A hyper-intelligent race known as the Endall sees themselves as the superior race and they will die trying to defend that title. There are trillions upon trillions of these things that were created by the uncaring hands of evolution as a deadline that humanity failed to reach. And then there's Mosh. Mosh is a seemingly normal giant that is nothing but a pawn in the human military's eyes but to the Writer, he's everything. A select few know who the Writer is and even fewer know the prophecy the Writer has planned for Mosh. But Mosh doesn't know. Mosh is just living his life and sees himself as an unfortunate bystander in a global crisis. But he's being watched by more than just the Writer. Viewer Discretion is advised for violence, gore, language, alcohol use, and sexual themes.

Set in the sleepy seaside town of Paradise Point, the locals are preparing for yet another quiet offseason. We follow Mac Grimbridge as he unwillingly discovers something terrible lurking below the boardwalk.

Summoned to Byrgenwerth by his friend Laurence, Gehrman is entrusted with a perilous mission: descend into the Pthumerian catacombs to retrieve Old Blood, a legendary substance with miraculous properties. Accompanied by the mysterious Maria of Cainhurst, he discovers that this remedy capable of curing any disease harbors a terrible secret: it transforms men into beasts. Torn between the promise made to his late wife to protect Yharnam and the devastating consequences of the Old Blood, Gehrman becomes the first hunter of a city slowly descending into nightmare.

An expedition 15 years ago that uncovered terrible truths man was never meant to know. A town plagued by madness. As worlds bleed together a beast slumbers on the edge of reality. Its patrons call for an awakening. Theodore Morton was one of the unlucky ones, touched by the whisper. Join his desperate attempt to uncover the truth before it is too late. Lest we all succumb to the... UNFATHOMABLE. As of yet, I'm not entirely sure where I want to go with this idea. A series of snippet, journal-like entries that piece together the bigger picture? An anthology surrounding the strange occurrences in Sturbridge, Massachusetts during 1958? I've got a few other ideas, but you get the picture. I'd appreciate any feedback you offer! The artwork used for the cover was made by the talented Carlos Castilho! Be sure to check them out!

In the isolated mountain town of Hollow Creek, 1915, Elias Ward returns after his father's mysterious death to find a community gripped by fear, strange whispers, and secrets buried beneath the old stone well. As the town's eerie silence and hidden past draw him in, Elias realizes something ancient and hungry is stirring-watching, waiting, and calling his name.

Isaac a 22 year old man gets into eldritch magic before finding out that parts of Cthulhu are being transferred into him after each ritual. The closer Isaac gets to awakening the god of chaos the closer he makes it to becoming half god.

Flesh Honeycomb follows our protagonist, Jen, who's hit with a family emergency right after a long Friday at work. She soon realizes this isn't just a routine health check; something far more sinister-maybe even a little Lovecraftian-is happening to her uncle.

A collection of short cosmic horror stories in the Cthulhu mythos. The stories are thematically connected by a mysterious region in the cascade mountains, full of magic and secrets long forgotten to time.

Marine Staff Sergeant Stephanie Zoubareya is on medical leave after breaking the golden rule of the Corps: don't put ghosts in your report. Certainly don't follow them into the Malian desert and fight a fundamentalist militia. (It might not technically be a golden rule, but it should be.) As she contemplates what she's going to do with the rest of her life, she gets an under the table gig protecting a mute archaeologist. All they have to do is drive to New England, check out a statue, spend some of the NSA's money on hotel that looks out onto the sea. But that was before she killed a monster in a New York alleyway, or a religious cult cornered them at a gas station. Now she's worried that Dr. Penny Etrange is more than she seems, that Wickerman Cove has a secret, and that she might not actually be working for the NSA.

Escribo esto agonizando desde mi escritorio con mi provisión de drogas agotada...

Being the first haunted to defeat the Shade, Vergil Torres should have been swelling with joy and pride. After all, he saved his friends and learned secrets not even 50 years of Shade Study could discover. Yet, this victory came at a heavy toll. The guilt over Eris's death. The regret of finding out the truth of the Cult. And the heavy burden of stopping Azgarmoth, the source of the mysterious Shade, from entering their world, knowing that failure means that life as they know it will end, all weighs heavily on the 16-year-old high school student. To make matters worse, because of the seal Vergil undid, the still-operating cult is now more powerful than ever, commanding an army of Shades and cultists embedded in various aspects of society. Their only hope lies with one History and Sociology Professor, who seems to be the only one to know more about the lost legend of the city of Bastillio, the legend of the Star People, and the Celestials. The stakes are higher than ever as they prepare to meet with the professor under false names and disguises. They must learn all they can of the legend, if it is even the same one, and treat every citizen they encounter as a potential cultist out to kill them.

A priest learns of a cosmic horror

2019 EYHO Winner (Humor)! A collection of pseudoscientific essays exploring the pitfalls of the paranormal. Whether you want the inside scoop about ghost hunting or need tips on how to fake your own death, this is your go-to guide!

1895 NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL. Night falls on the île de la Cité, and another Parisienne maiden screams within the cold stone walls of Notre Dame. The rivermen talk of a crazed madman leading a cult of undead followers, while others speak of a mysterious harlequin dancing in the shadows. Who is this Jacque de la Morte? What devils does he worship? What black magic does he wield? But even more importantly, who or what is this harlequin, and what is their connection to these strange happenings? Arming himself with a pistol, Mr. Underwood, private investigator, author, scientific skeptic of the supernatural and famed debunker, races against the clock in order to find and save the missing women as well as to uncover the mystery once and for all. However, what was once a noble rescue effort turns into a nightmarish descent into madness as he is confronted with dark otherworldly forces. Based on the Notre Dame Level of "TimeSplitters 2" starring Viola and Mr. Underwood.

After a meeting of chatroom friends, a young man finds himself on a terrifying dimension-hopping journey.

Hieronymus Jones was a strange boy, a hair past fifteen, tall and pale with jet black hair, dark brown eyes and a very peculiar kind of mind. If he was not the smartest thing on the planet, he was a very close second. He had secrets, dark and terrible, wonderful and pure. Secrets of hidden worlds with lost people, that were not entirely human. Most unusually, he held secrets... of magic.When Hieronymus Jones saw Gertrude Green for the first time, he sat up a little straighter in his seat. She was an odd girl with a smattering of freckles across her pale skin, impossibly red hair and perfect green eyes. She too had secrets. Together they would discover a connection to each other, far deeper than either could have imagined. Mysterious pendants, evil twisted mounds of monstrous flesh and school bullies are one thing, but when a small unimpressed squid makes a nest in Hieronymus's cup of tea, something clearly needs to be done. Honestly, this is TEA we are talking about, don't these creatures have any manners?The first book in a fantasy romance series, awash with bleeding edge technology, magic, humor and hideous tentacle laden, Lovecraftian nightmares, that are coming to kill the world... woot.

The Darkest Dungeon is a game that borrows a lot from Lovecraftian Lore. it is a world of horror where the hero doesn't so much win but survive another day until either death or madness and worse claim them. It is all about making the best of a horrible situation... and sometimes even living requires a huge sacrifice

Short essay on the price of knowledge in the style of H.P. Lovecraft.