Different Every Night

Different Every Night is a collection of psychological horror stories made from a collision of real trauma, mental illness, and fictional surrealism. Told through unedited diary entries spanning Y2K to 2025 and short stories born from those same experiences, it blurs the line between memory and imagination, reality and illusion.

Psychological horror and surreal scenes that can be disturbing even for adults and I can promise you two things. You will never want to read it again, but you will never be able to forget it. Like 13 Reasons Why or some episodes of black mirror or Beau is Afraid, it's so much that you cannot go through it again. But while it was unfolding the first time you'll never forget how it made you feel. Like Saltburn or Casino, like I'm only watching those once in my entire life, but I will never forget either. And if you do re-read a story, it will never be the same twice. At least for now, it's different every night. I don't add to or take away from the diary entries. If I leave it out , it's either boring (the same trauma loop again) or I'm slowly getting more comfortable with how much I put of these diaries word for word. I never thought anyone would ever see this stuff. Ever. So can you imagine the things your mind's voice talks to you about being written in words, it's kinda hard to leg go of some of that stuff. But anyway, thank you for reading.

Oh ☝🏼 You don't close the book thinking "that was great." You close it thinking "what did I just experience?"And then you keep thinking about it.

This novel in short stories contains mature themes, language, and situations not suitable for readers under 17. ⚠️ Major content warning: trauma, dissociation, mental health, identity crisis. ⚠️

Thank you for reading.