Newweird storie

A young girl named Chiara discovers a cursed book in the village library. As she reads the book, strange things begin to happen in the village.

A camel out of place, a world out of time; settings inverted, roles reversed in 100 words, no more no less.

A backpacker finds an escape from reality. Happy Halloween! Word Count: 1,279

The curious circumstances of a curious town. Based on Jerusalem's Lot. Word Count: 472

A package from an old friend starts a descent into madness.' Word Count: 843

Dakota, a former nomadic drifter, tells a story about finding one's self, finding love, facing fears, and a horrific trickster figure named Sihks in a town called Blackgrove.

A short story written and submitted to Clive Barker on Deviant Art.

This short story is an attempt to capture the "New Weird" genre style most notably established by author Jeff Vandermeer in "Annihilation" and other recent works.

The first book in the Anchietas saga. On an ordinary night in Brazil, there was an abduction. Fábio Anchieta's arms were transformed. And soon the world too. He must fight and learn how to use his powers to survive in the face of alien special forces, clandestine mercenaries and supernatural creatures as he faces facts from the past and events that lead the entire world to an impending disaster.

THEY SWARM, THEY MULTIPLY, THEY BREED . . . High amounts of radiation can mutate a species-a fact that holds devastating consequences for the crew onboard the Nostrodamus. Now, as the spaceship journeys back to Earth, an unknown species is creeping and crawling in the ventilation shafts. As the radiation levels rise, the colony begins to hunt. The mineworkers must fight the onslaught to stay alive. Management was supposed to protect them from radiation and from an extraterrestrial infestation. But maybe they were lying all along. Now the crew must face the consequences. THE HALF BREED offers a nightmarish blend of sci-fi horror and thriller by bestselling author Nathan Harker. Behind the paranoia of an alien infestation and genetic mutation, this story is a homage to giants of the genre: Alan Dean Foster's Aliens, Prometheus, and Predator; H.P. Lovecraft's "The Call of Cthulhu"; and Stephen King's The Mist. Inspired by H.R. Giger, iGraphics Global created unsettling artwork for the series, encapsulating the phobia of alienation. This novel marks the debut of a franchise that explores extraterrestrial life, space travel, and the devilishly creepy horrors of outer space that chill the marrow in your bones and twist your mind.

A haywire satellite signals the end of the world. Inspired by Wendigoon's Conspiracy Theory Iceberg series Word Count: 1,295

A short story of a bleak future in which humanity is ruled by an unknown force and only true monsters can save them.

Jackson Wilburs is the first human to set foot on the moon in centuries, long after space exploration was outlawed. In 3003, he discovers the Battle Station of Infinite, a proposed city-project for mankind to live on the moon that was never completed. However, the station is not what it seems, and Jack finds himself trapped in a twisted labyrinth of doors and traps at every corner. As Jack struggles to survive and unravel the mysteries of the station, he discovers a new understanding of the universe that will change the course of space history forever. With each step he takes, he uncovers shocking secrets about the project and realizes that everything he thought he knew about the universe is not what it seems. In this thrilling science fiction adventure, Jack must fight for his life and for the fate of humanity as he navigates a maze of deception and danger on the lunar surface.

A collection of short stories inspired by the Inktober 2023 prompt list. A mix of fantasy, sci-fi and cosmic horror.

A collection of short stories inspired by the Inktober52 2025 prompt list. A mix of fantasy, sci-fi and cosmic horror. Cover Art by SabrinaNox on DeviantArt: https://www.deviantart.com/sabrinanox/art/Gate-to-Carcosa-938727764 Used under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-No Derivatives Works 3.0 License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/

They went to the ISS to do research- But something was already waiting for them. After a freak debris strike disables the station, astronaut Peggy Lace must fight to restore power and keep her injured partner alive. But Stefan Bossi claims something far worse is happening-aliens have implanted a cybernetic insect into his body. And it's moving. As the silence of space closes in and cosmic radiation intensifies, hallucination and horror collide. Are Stefan's visions a delusion . . . or a message from something out there? In their final moments, the line between love and survival blurs-and the truth behind Stefan's abduction claws its way to the surface. And love is the only thing keeping them alive. The Abduction of Stefan Bossi is the first teeth-grinding tale in Nathan Harker's Voids Untold, Mysteries Unfold-a series of grotesque alien short stories that twist fear, reality, and cosmic horror into something utterly extraterrestrial.

One day, elephants started falling from the sky. No one knows how. No one knows why. But they just... keep falling. A surreal and absurd story about a world trying (and failing) to stay normal.

Povídky o depresi, krutosti, ztrátě, ale i o naději, svobodě, radosti a hlavně o životě.

Globe was happy with her life as a Device in the Kingdom. It was a place where Devices and Users got along as equals, a place with no disease, no hunger, and no gods. She brought rain to the fields and was content to live out there five year lifespan and be fed to the Machine, to be reincarnated infinitely with all the other Users and Devices when it was their time. Or she was, until one feast day a starship is brought down in the nearby tunnels, and the survivors are round up and captured. The survivors are a band of humans, dangerous creatures that mimic the appearance of Users. From their captivity they immediately try to convince the Users that they are all trapped in some sort of prison. Globe doesn't like them, they don't treat her like a person, and she isn't sure if they are worthy to be fed to the Machine. However despite her best efforts to ignore them, she can't deny that something about what they're saying fills her with a deep sense of dread, and though she tries to suppress it, that dread only grows as she comes closest to the day that it's her turn to get fed to the Machine.