Scifihorror Stories

An unblooded Yautja has no choice but to trust a human in a world overrun with xenomorphs. J.A. Flynn brings his definitive style to these iconic creatures. Yautja Art by: Captain Fodder

In this reimagined novelization of The Callisto Protocol, Rise of The Titan pushes beyond claustrophobic corridors and tactical skirmishes to something far darker-and far more tragic. Jacob Lee is no longer merely fighting for survival; he's transforming in ways that redefine humanity itself. As he confronts both outer foes and the monster within, the narrative unfurls across a grander canvas, delving into buried secrets, ancient powers, and the dire consequences of meddling with forces best left forgotten. The horror remains visceral, but it's now entwined with a slow-burn dread of identity, metamorphosis, and the terror of becoming something greater-and more horrifying-than any infection. While the original game grounds its story in corporate malfeasance and unethical experimentation, this reimagining ventures deeper. It weaves together conspiracy and bioweapon intrigue with the crushing psychological toll of wielding unimaginable power. Jacob isn't just exposing the truth-he's becoming something else entirely, and that shift carries a weight no man should bear. Bonds fray, motives turn deeply personal, and the struggle evolves from mere survival into a fight for purpose. Ultimately, Rise of The Titan honors the grim heart of The Callisto Protocol while elevating it into a cosmic horror saga-one where the real nightmare isn't just what lurks beyond the prison walls, but the monstrous force awakening inside.

Evalisse Lorday has spent her entire life feeling wrong. She doesn't sleep well. She doesn't trust people. The cold never leaves her bones, and every night she dreams through the eyes of something that hunts beneath the forests of Faigus. When her estranged father-a Weyland geneticist-is found torn apart in his home, Eva becomes trapped in a conspiracy that reaches far beyond a single murder. The scientists who remain have no intention of abandoning their research. They came to Faigus for one purpose, and it was never to protect the colony. They came for the creatures living beneath its surface. As the expedition closes in on the hive, Eva finds herself pulled toward the very monsters everyone else fears. Every encounter blurs the line between instinct and humanity, forcing her to question where she truly belongs. Only one person stands beside her without hesitation: Michael, the colony's synthetic. Built to obey Weyland above all else, he begins making choices no machine should be capable of making. Now Eva must decide what she is willing to become to protect a species the rest of humanity only sees as monsters. Because some nightmares aren't warnings. They're someone else's memories.

A ring appears in the sky. No one knows whether it is natural, artificial, divine, or alive. Dr Shen is asked to help answer a question no government is willing to ask in public: what happens when the first sign of intelligence beyond Earth cannot be approached, touched, or understood - only seen? Across the world, certainty begins to fail. Scientists argue. Governments conceal. Faith gathers. And above them all, the sky remains open. Silent. Beautiful. Watching.

"Nobody can hear the screams of a person in the vacuum of space, or so they say..." Lily is a twenty year old astrology student about to enter into her first year of Space Camp. Read on as she describes her encounters throughout her adventure. Happy Reading!

Privacy is a luxury. Invisibility is a curse. Griffin was a brilliant physicist who wanted to change the world. Instead, he became a vacuum-a space between thoughts, a man who can never again look in a mirror and see a face. Set in the high-tech landscape of modern London, this is a close adaptation of H.G. Wells' classic tale of power and madness. As the refractive chemicals push Griffin toward a violent breaking point, he crosses paths with the Monster File Chronicles. In a world of gods and monsters, Griffin must decide if he will remain a shadow of death or use his gift to help a Council of legends expose the people who turned them into Case Files.

A sealed research facility goes into lockdown after a containment failure no one can explain. Armin Grunthal is supposed to read pressure levels, bad wiring, damaged locks, and the small mechanical problems that get people hurt. He is good at it because he trusts physical evidence more than official answers. But when workers start showing symptoms, maps disappear, doors stop matching their labels, and automated announcements offer "safe" routes that lead deeper into the wrong parts of the building, the job turns into something else. He is not alone for long. Maela is a medic who keeps people alive by turning fear into procedure. Cassian is a driver with enough nerve and bad timing to make danger sound almost manageable. Gunnar is a facilities veteran who understands old metal better than most people understand each other. Lev is a rescued tech carrying data someone tried to bury. Together, they move through sealed corridors, failing systems, false directions, and the remains of decisions made before they ever entered the wing. No one has the full truth. No one has a clean way out. Every route costs heat, time, blood, or trust. And the deeper they go, the clearer it gets: the danger is not just what escaped. It is what people allowed.

The fifth novel in The Shadow Wars. Sergeant Allan Gray has just suffered the worst defeat in his fourteen years as a member of Security-Investigations, a branch of the government that offers protection to both the colonies and isolated outposts of the inhabited planets in the galactic community. After a smuggling bust gone wrong, Allan is the only survivor. With his team dead, his reputation tarnished, and his mental health deteriorating, he seriously begins to wonder if there's anything left for him to live for. Then his commander comes to him with an awkward assignment: an isolated communications relay has just sent out a distress call and communications in the region have gone dark. With no one else able to take the job, Allan is put in charge of another Investigation Squad that just lost their Sergeant. When they head out to begin their investigation, they encounter an unspeakable, seemingly invincible evil. Now, Allan must do whatever it takes to stop this evil from completing its own dark agenda...

Death doesn't comfort him. Returning doesn't save him. On the sixth time, he chooses selfishness. The blood is gray. And the dust remembers‌

A collection of sci-fi themed poems.

A sequel to Mo's Achademy Book 4 game by SamsonXVI Written by Frenzy.

Beneath the crushing black of the ocean lies something humanity was never meant to wake. When the crew of the deep-sea research sub Nephilim goes dark, a rescue team descends into the abyss. But the deeper they go, the more they realize - the ocean isn't empty. It's alive. And it's been waiting. Something ancient. Something intelligent. Something that never forgot what it once ruled. Survival is no longer the mission. Escape is no longer an option. The deep has claimed them. Original work by Thomas Williamson. All rights reserved.

there's a sound at sea, there's a sound in the sky.

A short sci fy horror story I have yet to decide to keep as is or turn into a book. Depends on feedback and motivation

What else could the dead rising be other than a sick joke? Karen Gallagher is a mother, a wife, and a scientist, and her past is catching up to her. As the world falls victim to a viral pandemic, Karen struggles to keep her daughter safe, forced to turn to the people who burned her all while harboring an awful secret. Modern science is meant to progress humanity, and scientists dare to cross boundaries seemingly impassable, but when Anne White's unethical and immoral experiment to cure the incurable goes awry and is shut down, Clinical Pathologist Frank Eastman secretly takes the project into his own hands, accidentally releasing a bioengineered chimera virus that not only spreads like wildfire and kills its victims, it reanimates them, turning them into voracious flesh-eating husks of their former selves. Karen Gallagher only wants to do right by her family, and when horrible news and videos air of crazed people attacking others, her husband convinces her they have nothing to worry about, but what else is she supposed to think when a man who was shot multiple times gets up, unfazed by his wounds, to attack the officers who gunned him down? Karen knows all too well there's more to this story, and her only goal now is to keep her seven-year-old daughter safe. Told from dual perspectives, The Collapse follows the how of a zombie outbreak, taking you on a heart-wrenching journey of familial love. THIS IS THE FIRST 10% OF THE COLLAPSE.

🖤👁️ S H E N E V E R T E X T E D B A C K : B O O K 2 👁️🖤 You survived Book 1. But you were never supposed to wake up this early. Three months after she disappeared, the internet started calling it The Glitch. Officially? "Stress-related perception issues." Reality? Your reflection is learning to smile before you do. Maya thought she was documenting the truth. Until the truth started documenting her. 📱 The messages came at 1:43 AM. 🚪 The hallway has 100 doors. 100 versions of her. ⏰ Synchronization begins at midnight. 👁️ The System is watching. And it remembers her name. But the worst part? She helped create it. THE GLITCH was never a malfunction. It was a filter. A project to make death optional. A prison for unstable awareness. And Maya is the architect. Now the Correction Engine is awake. The Creator is online. And the System... misses her. "Return requested." ⚠️ WARNING: This book contains: - Unsynchronized content - Emotional stabilization attempts - Existential dread - The Man Between Frames - Chapter 9: Before the First Loop Status: UNSYNCED ✅ Protocol: FAILED ✅ Creator: AWAKE ❌ Comment "I BUILT THIS" if you're ready to face what you created. Comment "WRONG DOOR" if you survived Chapter 7. Midnight is not a time. It's a test. And you just failed it with her. [Updates Tuesdays at 3:00 AM EST. Do not read near mirrors.] 🖤