Surrealismo Stories

A short story about boy staying in his uncle house. after problem with his uncle, he went to meadow by his trumpet. but as he blow the trumpet, he met stars that talked to him. the stars followed him and the stars invited him to the surrealist, dreamlike world where the labyrinth shouldn't existed. inspiration from J.L Borges, M.C Esher illustration and the owl house character.

A corridor that eats. A boy who cries for others. A girl made of clocks. Two teenagers wake in a living hallway that feeds on their pain. One feels everything. One feels nothing. Both are breaking. Stitched eyes. Ticking skin. Walls that breathe. Memories that leak. They've met 100,000 times before. They don't remember. They'll meet 100,000 times again. They won't forget. This is not a love story. This is a digestion.

Morta, eldest daughter of the Duke of Fate, has a dreadful, thankless job. She splits hairs, cuts seams, and trims tapestries, severing the threads of destiny with a knife sheathed in her throat, quoth the raven inscribed upon the hilt. Cardiac hemorrhaging, acute acidosis, and a loose lateral bypass-she doesn't get to choose how people die, only that they must. Adrift in the wreckage of a white-star ocean liner moments after impact, Morta carries out her grim duty, despised by those she serves. But adoration was never something she craved. Her younger sisters, Decima, the serpentine princess of love, litany, and life, and Nona, the half-blooded heiress of fertility and pain, are her only tether to tenderness. Morta adores them both, though after a botched corneal transplant, she no longer quite sees eye to eye with them. She teases Nona, the halfbreed, who bleeds at a pinprick. But when Nona suffers a devastating injury, Morta faces an impossible question: can a deity die, and if so, will she be the one to cut the cord?

This is book two of the Fractured Forms series. With Malakie now a roaming spirit of pure terror, the world is getting darker. Strange anxieties are sweeping the city, paralyzing people. Lara and another begin their work, seeking out those who are sinking but the mission is dangerous, Lara discovers that those who seek Xo'ria only for personal gain or safety drown faster than anyone else. Meanwhile, a guilt-ridden Robin tries to find his way back to his sister, but the War Horse has marked him, and the shadows are closing in. Lara must decide if she can forgive the brother who left her behind, or if some people are destined to sink.

This gripping psychological mystery novel follows Margaret Stevens, once a celebrated TV star on national talk shows, now a mentor for women seeking new beginnings. When Margaret helps Lindsay Carter, a heartbroken thirty-three-year-old, secure job interviews in Chicago, she could never have imagined the tragedy that would unfold. Rejected from her interviews at Willis Tower and Chase Tower, Lindsay never even made it to her final meeting at the Hancock building. That same day, she vanished without a trace-never returning home. The mystery deepens as the Chicago police launch a formal investigation, but Margaret, overwhelmed by guilt, joins forces with Jack, Lindsay's brother-in-law, to uncover the truth. Set among Chicago's soaring skyscrapers, dizzying express elevators, and breathtaking skyline views, the story twists through a city of shadows and illusions. Mysterious appearances and disappearances unsettle even the most rational minds. Rose Carter, Lindsay's strong-willed mother, burns with anger, blaming Margaret for her daughter's fate. Where is Lindsay? Why does an image of the Titanic loom on the book's cover? In the towering heights of the Hancock building, amid a replica of a Titanic first-class suite on the 90th floor, secrets from another era await. There, a woman dressed as if she stepped from 1912 insists Lindsay has been "reborn" as her niece, Sabrina. As Margaret dives deeper, guided by the strange expertise of Dr. Clopesling in paranormal memory transfer, she faces an impossible question: Has Lindsay crossed into another reality shaped by grief, memory, and destiny? This haunting, atmospheric mystery explores the fragile boundaries between past and present, identity and loss. Prepare to lose yourself in a world where every elevator ride and every floor reached could lead to revelation-or disappearance.

Cuál no sería la sorpresa de Carolina al recibir la llamada de su amiga María, la restauradora de arte, avisándole que había encontrado "La mesa herida"... ¡El cuadro desaparecido de Frida Kahlo!

Inside of Me: A confession of breaking an internal prison and discovering a different branch of reality. We Believe in Love: Deconstructing humanity's greatest myth: why we seek love outside ourselves when we are its ultimate source. The Architect of Madness: A provocative challenge to the Creator and the System: are we living stones in a wall of coldness, or merely "bots" serving a global illusion? Immortal Flower: When life turns into purgatory and every breath is an ammonia burn. A raw manifesto of exhaustion and the thirst for absolute silence. ***Rendered into English by Gemini With love, LunarChild of ChristmasLight English & Russian Version _______________________________ Внутри меня: Исповедь о том, как разрушить внутреннюю тюрьму и найти иную ветку реальности. Мы верим - есть любовь: Разрушение главного мифа человечества: почему мы ищем любовь снаружи, когда сами являемся её источником. Архитектор безумия: Провокационный вызов Творцу и системе: мы - живые камни в стене бессердечности или просто «боты» на службе у глобальной иллюзии? Бессмертник: Когда жизнь превращается в чистилище, а каждый вдох - в ожог аммиаком. Предельно честный манифест об усталости и жажде тишины.

A man on a bus to a monastery drifts inward and finds himself trapped in a recursive confrontation with meaning, identity, God, and his own mind. What begins as philosophical inquiry collapses into surreal encounters, looping revelations, and terrifying intimacy with a reality that speaks back. Told through an unreliable yet fiercely lucid narrator, this short story explores trauma, self-blame, surrender, and the hunger for coherence in a universe that may be infinite, indifferent, or deeply personal-or all three at once. God appears as voice, stranger, tormentor, teacher, and joke. Logic becomes emotional. Salvation becomes ambiguous. This is not a story about answers. It is a story about what happens when a human mind refuses to stop asking, even when the cost is everything-and what it means to finally recognize oneself as real.

vida, morte e movimento em um mundo fantástico.

Hamster bed: Darkness outside and Fintan sees the finch. The finch is perched on the roof opposite. Fintan, bored and bemused, returns to his room. Why the finch? Nature finds itself in dark slumber whilst the colour of its offspring is prominent. He is bemused. Fintan quickly leaves his room again to close the curtains in the kitchen. No lights are on in Fintan's apartment. Upset, Fintan locates the rough utensil from the kitchen and slowly rubs his flaky heel. Mounds of what were once flesh fall like apples in Autumn and Fintan is at once satisfied. Fintan hears a loud squeal. Fintan doesn't enjoy the loud noises, but his mind does. He can't seem to control the creature locked in his skull. It roars and rocks its cage. Fintan rubs harder. Living flesh joins the old. The shower beckons. Cold and continuous. There is constancy here. A rhythm is established and sense is abound. Fintan understands this part of the world. He enjoys it. Nothing but the splatter of Arctic chill on his back, each drop puncturing tiny holes until Fintan's back is but a field of visible pores. Those screams. Lying in bed and the shower still runs. Fintan wishes he could too. He is locked in the asylum of his thoughts and goes everywhere but outside of its reaches. The wheel is his continuum of doubt - spinning and spinning - the result being an exercise in the art of futility. Fintan is a hamster.

This retelling of the classic 'Snow White' tale stars Akiko, a woman who is forced hide in an abandoned shopping mall with 3 strange shopping carts with faces as the town she lives in comes under siege by a mysterious nautiloid being. [Instagram: ttdoesartt]

Short Story Collection in English. most of the stories in here (to be followed) are metaphorical in nature.

The strange behavior of my father (somehow I find it terribly disconcerting): he gave crutches for a while, but he does not have the strength to take them back. And I want him to have the strength to do it...

The change over the sky seems to happen gradually, but it doesn't. The cold strangely lifts but in its place stands the dark blue sky looking like the waves of a pitch black tumbling wave. The only thing that was slow included the disappearance of people. One by one across the globe people stand and then vanish, left like ghosts without any painful or noticable death. Suddenly babies aren't in cribs and parents no longer read stories, and teens leave their friends house just to return to nothing. There was no media, no panic, just an odd isolation.

What if the protagonist falls for you, rather than the omni-happening vice-versa?

Un tal Santiago empieza su vida como cualquier otro, pero... Ya sabes, una historia en donde pasa cada tipo de cosas. (Advertencia: Los hechos surrealistas empiezan a partir del capitulo III)

Driving back home in a Swedish small town-

A girl seems to be going through something-but who is she? And what is this strange, otherworldly place she has stumbled into? The story begins with more questions than answers, drawing you into a world filled with both enchantment and cruelty. As the journey unfolds, you'll discover magic and betrayal, but beneath it all lies a tale about something profoundly human: the journey toward self-forgiveness. Though this fantastical world may seem far removed from the life we know, its truths are universal and deeply resonant.

A poem about growth and healing