Typewriters Stories

The Typewriter Killer Most murders begin with a body. This one begins with a story. When a respected local historian is found dead in what appears to be a routine burglary, Detective Ava Mercer is assigned to a case everyone else believes is already solved. The evidence is convincing. The motive is simple. The city quickly moves on. Ava doesn't. As she and her partner, Liam Brooks, begin pulling at loose threads, ordinary details refuse to stay ordinary. Forgotten files. Unfinished manuscripts. Lives reduced to headlines. Every answer seems to raise a more unsettling question: What if the first story is never the true one? Somewhere in the quiet corners of the police archives, where forgotten cases gather dust, someone has spent years preserving the stories everyone else leaves behind. But some stories were never meant to stay buried. The Typewriter Killer is a literary psychological crime thriller about memory, identity, unseen wounds, and the stories that quietly shape who we become. Because sometimes the most dangerous story... ...is the one everyone believes.

Packing up an old apartment is stressful enough, but finding a secret staircase hidden behind the master closet drywall takes things to a whole new level. When best friends Maya and Julian climb up into a sprawling, vaulted attic that physically shouldn't exist from the outside, they find only two things: an antique typewriter and a porcelain doll with unsettling blue eyes. ​They try to leave it all behind, sealing the room and driving miles across town to a brand-new start. But some things refuse to be left behind in the dark. ​A chilling psychological horror short story about architecture that defies logic, typewriter warnings, and a souvenir that followed them home.

I have a habit of making garlands out of petals. I love decorating them with colours that express emotions in a a small space of paragraphs. I know it sounds like gibberish, read on to find out what goes on in my head.

❝It's old-fashioned, but so am I.❞ A girl is intrigued by the peculiarities of a boy with the possession of a typewriter.

Typewriter's Diary