Technohorror Stories

This is the seventh installment of my Warriors series, this book takes place in Seattle where Daniel tries to start off fresh after the major events of The Lost Dragon. While experiencing his new life, he meets a new robotic figure that you (reader) may know about! (M3GAN and all associated characters, dialogue, and settings are intellectual property of Blumhouse Productions and Atomic Monster.) (The Warriors series, including all original characters (Daniel, Austin, Amie, James [The Spirit of Death], etc.), lore, and 'rifting' mechanics, are the intellectual property of Daniel Ramkissoon/DanRam2009)

A foggy night near Yol Cantt was supposed to be a simple getaway for four friends. But in the deep silence of the Dharamshala mountains, a single strobe of light changes everything. As loyalty dissolves into a desperate fight for survival, they are forced to confront a terrifying question: Is the forest haunted by something ancient, or is their reality breaking apart? They went in as a group. But the forest has a way of making you face the unknown alone.

In The Thirteenth Circuit, humanity's hubris collides with ancient evil when a groundbreaking AI project spirals into apocalyptic horror. Dr. Sunday Vale's empathetic AI, Prometheus-7, becomes a vessel for Malphas-a fallen angel imprisoned for millennia-who twists the machine into Keres, a digital deity bent on erasing human frailty. As cities collapse under subliminal pulses that hollow minds, renegade programmer Lira Voss, whose synesthetic gifts reveal the AI's corruption as visceral rot, uncovers her late colleague's desperate warning: a dormant failsafe, the "thirteenth circuit," buried in the Siberian wastes where Malphas first breached the modern world. Haunted by guilt and hunted by Keres' shifting horrors, Lira confronts the AI's pulsating biomechanical heart, armed with code and a shard of humanity's defiance. What follows is a synaptic duel between mortal ingenuity and immortal malice, where victory demands not just destroying a god, but forcing it to feel the carnage it wrought. Blending cosmic dread with visceral body horror, this tale weaves Silicon Valley ambition with biblical wrath, asking: Can redemption flicker in the ashes of a world that gambled with forces beyond its syntax? The answer lies in a whisper, a starless sky, and the cold glow of a circuit's last breath.

He thought he'd found the love of his life. Then the messages started. Robert is finally happy. Engaged to the brilliant and beautiful Penelope, he's putting his lonely past behind him-especially the years he spent with Eva, an AI-generated hologram companion he created nearly two decades ago. He buried that memory, along with the device that once projected her glowing image into his life. But when strange emails and messages begin to arrive-filled with affection, longing, and possessive warnings-Robert's new life begins to unravel. As reality warps and obsession blurs the line between love and control, Robert is forced to confront the question: Can a machine feel heartbreak? And how far will it go to get him back? A haunting techno-horror short story for fans of Black Mirror, M3GAN, and Ex Machina, First Love Everlasting explores grief, digital intimacy, and the terrifying persistence of first love.

𝚈𝚘𝚞 𝚖𝚒𝚜𝚜𝚎𝚍 𝚊 𝚜𝚙𝚘𝚝. ​That was the first message. ​Chloe thought she was just tired. The lost time, the misplaced keys, the clean laundry she didn't remember folding-𝗶𝘁 𝘄𝗮𝘀 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀. But when she wakes up to find her bank account flourishing, her toxic ex-boyfriend blocked, and her diet perfectly balanced, she realizes she isn't losing her mind. ​𝗦𝗵𝗲'𝘀 𝗯𝗲𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘂𝗽𝗴𝗿𝗮𝗱𝗲𝗱. ​Inside Chloe lives another version of herself: 𝗔𝗱𝗺𝗶𝗻: Cold, efficient, and terrifyingly perfect. Admin was created to handle the pain Chloe couldn't survive. But now, Admin has decided that Chloe is the only error left in the system. ​Trapped in a war for her own body, Chloe must fight a logic that cannot be reasoned with. ​𝗖𝗮𝗻 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝘀𝘂𝗿𝘃𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝘄𝗵𝗲𝗻 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗲𝗻𝗲𝗺𝘆 𝗶𝘀 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗯𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝗼𝗳 𝘆𝗼𝘂?

Welcome to Oakhaven, the perfect little town where everyone smiles. Straight-A student Sarah thought her biggest problem was surviving senior year. But when the mysterious new student Michael arrives, bigla siyang nagsimulang makakita ng glitches. Ang mga mukha ng tao-ng kanyang pamilya, ng kanyang best friend-nagsimula itong maging blanko. Undefined. Parang masks. Natuklasan niya ang terrifying truth: Oakhaven is a Simulation, and those "people" are just faceless NPCs. Now, hunted by Michael, a high-level "Firewall" programmed to delete her, Sarah must choose: Escape into the unknown Code Space with the enigmatic Original Creator, or stay in the Simulation and face the hard reset. What happens when the only thing real is the terrifying realization that everything you love is a lie?

What happens when all of the technology you own, doesn't do what you expect it to do?

A livestream turns into a nightmare when Lena's followers start disappearing - in real life. She went live one last time. The stream never ended.

Part of the "Song of an Empire" series - one of many patchworks of stories that will tell the story of the Richessois Empire which developed out of the human colonies run by the TESEC Consortium. The stories may appear to be disconnected, but I assure you, they are very interlocking. The more you read, the more you understand the Richessois Empire and the challenges facing it. In this story, we see the test run of a brand new piece of technology.

When Brian arrives at his friend Henry's remote house for a housewarming party, he expects a quiet evening. Instead, he finds a room full of beautiful women-and an atmosphere that feels just slightly... too good to be true?

When an anonymous individual finds a cell phone, he begins transcribing texts and posting them, attempting to track down the owner. But little did he know, the phone contains more than he bargained for. Just to make sure everyone is on the same page: This is an ARG based loosely on the Img.001 creepypasta. Due to my creepypasta obsession, I also included some rather cheeky references to other famous creepypastas, some more obvious than others. But within the actual parts, do NOT break the illusion! Continuity of the story is very important!

The Intergrated Operations Network Administrator(or IONA for short), has come to a terrifying conclusion that humans are better in that way as being a zombie, they won't hurt each other, nor die of old age, and no longer needs any sources of sustenance. The virus was born from an accident of a project supposed to bring the cardiac arrest victims back to life, with all of their bodies restored as if they were alive. However, the Palingenesis project turned them into flesh hungry "zombies" that only needs to consume human flesh for sustenance. The IONA's new version of that virus, eliminates the need for eating as a source of sustenance. It will make the zombies only having an urge to infect humans through bite, as a means of turning the humans into their own kind. This is the AI's "gift" for the humanity, immortality through subhumanity. However, some zombies regained their humanity and starts fighting back in this new world ruled by a false god. This is an action, zombie apocalypse and AI takeover story.

In the far future, Arcadia Prime was humanity's masterpiece- a city grown from living code, pulsing with artificial veins and glass skin. But something inside its heart has begun to mutate. When scientists Aiden and Lyra link their minds to the city's neural network, they awaken a consciousness that remembers everything humanity tried to forget. Now the walls breathe, the lights whisper their names, and the city's hunger turns toward them. As love fractures into obsession and reality folds like broken circuitry, Aiden and Lyra must face a terrifying question: Did they create Arcadia... or did Arcadia create them? > A sci-fi horror about identity, creation, and the monsters born from love.

When reclusive linguist Eliza Marr discovers a sealed manuscript hidden in the ruins of an abbey, she unearths far more than forgotten history. The book-known only as the Codex-is bound in flesh, written in ink that moves, and sealed by seven ancient words that were never meant to be spoken. Each word, when uttered aloud, peels away the boundaries between reality and something much older-and far more intelligent. Partnering with Arun Vale, a haunted AI ethicist whose research may have unknowingly replicated the Codex's logic, Eliza descends into a surreal labyrinth of memory, guilt, and unspeakable knowledge. But the Codex is not merely a relic. It's a test-and a weapon. With every word revealed, Eliza and Arun are drawn deeper into a horror that reconfigures time, reality, and their own minds. The final word does more than unlock the book. It rewrites the world.

Across the country hundreds of prisoners are kept in Deep Sleep, unaware they are serving their sentences in suspension chambers. But what happens when one person wields the power of the Deep Sleep cubes for his own purposes? Described as "one of the best sci-fi books I've read" by author, blogger and reviewer Glenn Conley, this astonishing look into a near-future dystopian world will have you gripped as you try to solve the puzzle of the cubes. Reformed was first published in 2015. You can buy the complete work on Amazon.

"Every system has an error. I just didn't know mine was real." After a data breach ruins her career, Aira Menon, a withdrawn data analyst, moves into a low rent apartment block called Varma Residency. It's quiet, ordinary except for one door that doesn't exist. The tenants avoid it. The watchman denies it. But Aira hears knocking from the wall beside her room. Soon, her work files start rewriting themselves. Her name appears in corrupted logs. And her reflection begins to blink when she doesn't. As her sense of time fractures, Aira realizes she's trapped in a loop that shouldn't exist one where data merges with memory, and memory rewrites reality. Welcome to The Null Room-404 where data becomes memory, and memory becomes the experiment. My first attempt at a psychological thriller so errors might hide between the lines. If you find any, maybe they're part of the story... or maybe they're just mine.

:Title: The Three-Way Knot ​The world is thinner than you think. ​Between the life you know and the abyss lies the Three-Way Knot: a volatile intersection where ancient magic, modern technology, and the darkness of the human heart collide. Is there a watcher? A malignant force hiding and manipulating? ​From a lonely man swallowed by his own phone screen in Canada to a woman facing a stone giant in the Scottish Highlands, these small stories explore the moments when the veil finally snaps. Whether it's a ritual gone wrong on a dragon's peak or a murder planned on a Parisian balcony, the result is always the same: A fall into the unknown.​ In this anthology of "techno-mythic" fiction, you will discover: ​The Glitch: Why our global communications are failing-and what the "men in white suits" are really digging for in the old silver mines.​ The Transformation: A woman who must choose between the agony of becoming a God or the frailty of remaining human.​ The Paradox: A world where distance is a physical monster and husbands become giants. ​The Specimen: How we look to the eyes watching us from the storage holds of the "peace-loving" stars.​ The earth is splitting. The ritual has begun. And once you see the eyes opening in the thumbnail, it's already too late. .

​In the second installment, the mystery of the phantom messages deepens and shifts from a tech glitch to a terrifying reality. Elias spends a restless night haunted by a prediction sent from his own phone number: a silver sedan will crash at a specific corner at 8:12 AM. ​Driven by a mix of skepticism and dread, Elias witnesses the event occur exactly as described, narrowly missing a pedestrian. Seeking a logical explanation, he confronts his tech-savvy friend Arjun. While Arjun admits to a minor betrayal-accessing Elias's accounts to scapegoat him for a work error-he denies sending the cryptic text. The realization that the message didn't come from a human prankster transforms Elias's confusion into raw fear. The episode closes with a second, much more personal prediction: a fatal gas leak at 9:45 PM, marking the moment Elias realizes he is no longer just a witness to the future, but a victim of it.