Fog Stories

The fog didn't bring monsters. It brought a joke nobody could avoid. When a thick, unnatural mist rolls over the city, it doesn't suffocate its victims. It makes them laugh. But this isn't joy. It's a violent, hyterical toxin that forces people to cackle until their lungs collapse and their hearts fail. For three best friends, surviving means keeping a straight face in a world gone mad. As the streets fill with the dead with unnatural grins plastered on to their faces, they must escape the city limist before the fog creeps in, or before one of them cracks a smile. In this city, if you laugh, you die. [I will update with a new chapter twice a week on Saturdays and Sundays at around 10PM CET (4PM EST)]

One foggy night on the pool, Plantern meets Blover and finds himself wanting to become his friend. Unfortunately, Plantern is far too shy to say so himself. So instead, he comes up with a quiet little way to show Blover that someone is thinking of him. Banner Art by @leafysky22 on Danbooru: https://danbooru.donmai.us/artists/497626

The Town That Forgot Us Some places are abandoned. Some are forgotten. And some are waiting. Elara Veyne discovers a mysterious town hidden beyond the forest-Hollowmere, a place erased from history forty-seven years ago. When Rowan Vale joins her, they discover stopped clocks, strange symbols, and their own names carved into the town's rusted gate. The deeper they go, the more they realize Hollowmere isn't empty. It remembers them. And whatever is waiting inside has no intention of letting them leave.

"I could hear the chanting all around me. It was distant but there. I opened my eyes and looked around to see five kids around my age, 15, kneeling in a circle." Rowen Bixby was an average teenage girl. She was smart, fun, and a happy person in general. She had a great family, and a job tutoring her brothers best friend's brother. Everything was perfect... at least it was, until everything changed, she got kidnapped with 5 other people including her twin brother, Jackson, by some mysterious cult. They performed a weird ritual that did something very strange to them. The next day they wake up back in there beds as though it was a dream. But was it? Together they go through many trials and adventures to figure out what is happening to them and why they were chosen.

Some fog rolls in and makes everyone mentally sick.

In September, 1888, prostitute Catherine Eddowes struggles to survive on the dark, cobbled roads of Whitechapel and The East End, while French Vampire Lady Margarite DeMartinique, (pictured on the book cover), arrives in London Town, to use her own power to take over the troubled city. The stunning twelveth sequel to "The London Ripper". Rated PG-13 for strong, bloody violence, sex scenes, and strong, adult themes.

Nobody in Dehradun goes near Purana Mela Ground after sunset. Five friends did. Inside the abandoned Sheesha Ghar, they found a wooden mask hanging on a rusted nail. As a joke, one of them wore it. By morning, he was dead. They buried the body. They swore never to speak of it again. But the mask remembers every face that looks at it. And it doesn't like being left alone. One by one, the friends begin to die. Strange calls after midnight. A face at the window. Footprints in places no one should be. Because something they left behind is now looking for a new face. And it knows exactly who to choose.

Zack and Tyler are two unrelated friends who share a last name and a common interest in mystery and true crime. They decided to open a detective agency together, and one day they receive a strange note requesting their immediate assistance. Join these two for a short adventure to the countryside

White Horses on the Bay is an 80,000 word literary fiction spanning two eras in one extraordinary seaside town. The main narrative follows six days in the life of Fisher Sullivan, a young grave digger and church custodian struggling to find meaning and acceptance in his isolated world. The unusual but true story of a famous opera star, now buried in the historic cemetery Fisher maintains, echoes throughout the book. Twillingate, Newfoundland in the spring of 1964, is the setting for the whirlwind of events that challenge Fisher to think beyond his self inflicted solitude. The late 1800's and the beginning of the 20th Century is the era of the opera star who left the same quiet fishing village for the grand theatres of Europe. Fisher Sullivan and Georgina Stirling live in separate times yet their need for love and their ties to home remain constant forces in their journeys. Fisher's grandmother, Norma Sullivan, awaiting her own death in Twillingate's Memorial Hospital, has lived through both eras. Her last days are filled with memories of the way things used to be and perhaps still are.

A Dramatic and intriguing love/hate relationship between two people who started off rough but might end up being something more than predicted.

Very real, in French

While there are families living quite well-off, there are also those living in an unfortunate situation. They are the poorest of the poor living underneath the beams or truss of the bridge that spans the river where they are confident to the endurance of the structure. You would find some of them in a demolished building where they build their makeshift tent for shelter.

Short descriptions of different types of weather.

This is how Underfog!sans' experiences with the cursed mist of his world goes in the beginning. It plays through a few memories of what's happened throughout his time prior to the Underfog story itself. Read along with Fog as he tells you his life story behind this unfortunate mishap in his life.

This is a story about individuals who will remain anonymous at this point. They are in a world that even they are unfamiliar with, one having forgotten everything about himself but his interests in mystery and baking and another too fearful of what he knows to share it. They may or may not meet. They may or may not survive to see that day. All we know is that they are here now and that they have a mission to accomplish.

Thick clouds touching the grey stones. A girl trying to find her way through the fog. Clumsy feet. Golden eyes staring at her. Ice. Fire. A girl trying to find her way home. A rendez-vous. A novel by Elsiabethes.

Chayce Whitwhickey wakes up to a blurry mess of linen and autonomy only to realise that an irregular supernatural event is occuring within his body. Discover the secrets coursing within his veins and the shadows that have taken over his city.

The mystery/horror story of being deserted on a dark, misty, ghostly street. It takes the reader on a creepy journey through the fog, discovering horrifying things as you go along. It is well worth the read.