Yearwalk Stories

Dearest Reader, This is a short book about Swedish lore and such, I was inspired by a lovely horror game I played called Year Walk. I greatly suggest you play it, it is very interesting! After I played it, I decided to take on some of the folklore, explaining it in much detail as possible and where it came from. I wish to explore more about Year Walking as much as I can. This knowledge will be recorded in this book. Some of these stories are not for the faint-hearted, you have been warned. With the greatest regards, Eudora Garner

This novel takes place in the 80's and shares the tradition of YearWalking. It is to be done at 12 am on New Year's Eve and before that, you are supposed to lock yourself in a dark room and not eat or drink anything for that whole day. YearWalking is supposed to let you see the future. This novel is about someone named Sam who is in an abusive relationship and goes through the feelings, self-doubt, guilt, and relief throughout the book. Especially since their abuser is very sick. Throughout the book, every character except for animals and parents have they/them pronouns so the reader can choose who the characters are especially within their experience.

An Attack on Titan fanfiction based on the game, Yearwalk. Eren in a male in his twenties, living with his only family, his step-sister, and in a relationship with his boyfriend, Levi. Diagnosed with depression, severe borderline personality and bipolar disorder during his teenage years after his parents died; Eren moves with Mikasa into the middle of nowhere. His family, his friend.... this all changes when he comes across a way to see into the future. All Eren wants to do is set life right again.

**WARNING: Some of the characters actions may be too violent for some to handle (stabbing, yelling, murder). If you are not able to handle these things please do not read. For those who do read, I hope you enjoy** Mio is just a girl. Her parents are South Korean. What happens when she messes with a forgotten Swedish tradition?