Fabulae Horroris [ONE-SHOTS]

Fabulae Horroris [ONE-SHOTS]

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Fiction
Horror
[TW: VIOLENCE, GORE, MATURE THEMES] Anthology of short horror stories and poems written by me. Almost every one of the entries is more or less based on my actual dreams or nightmares, some are just retold as experienced. I invite you to descent into darkness, paranoia, dreams of shattered reality and promise, that you won't want to leave... ... and sometimes you may laugh in desbelief at what kind of stupid situations can occur in my subconscious mind. Ever. ________________________________________________ 1 chapter = 1 complete story, updated infrequently.
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