Истории Weirdfiction

A dying town launches a rebranding campaign that no one seems to be running. The billboards appear overnight. The slogans don't explain themselves. A diner waitress says nobody puts them up, and nobody takes them down. A couple arrives expecting ironic tourism and finds something closer to a live experiment. Beauchêne doesn't ask visitors to believe anything. It only asks them to stay. To notice. To participate. What begins as small-town decay becomes a slow, sideways unraveling... murals that feel instructional, civic programs that behave like dares, and a town that seems increasingly aware of the people passing through it. A surreal, slow-burn satire about American decline, anti-branding, and the strange comfort of entropy. Meaning doesn't collapse here. It rebrands. Entropy is a vibe. Decline tastes like caramel. Welcome to Beauchêne. You're here now.

Marco is thirteen, a kid who trusts facts, field guides, and the dream of becoming a wildlife biologist like his parents. He believes in what can be named, measured, and understood. But the world has stopped behaving. Animals act wrong. Ravens follow him. A girl's pendant glows when she's happy. A castle flickers between ruin and beauty. Magic isn't something Marco wants. It isn't something he believes in. But it's here anyway, mythic, wild, and impossible to ignore. As strange creatures and dangerous pursuers slip into his quiet California town, Marco must decide whether to hold on to the safety of what he knows or step into a reality that is bigger, stranger, and more alive than anything he ever imagined.

"In Copperwood, the trees don't just grow; they wait. When Aaron disappeared into the marrow of the woods, he left behind a ringing sound that wouldn't stop. Now, with rosemary pulsing in her veins and an iron bell calling from the clearing, one woman must decide: what is she willing to leave behind to bring him home? A visceral tale of folk horror and the debts we owe the earth." Seven quiet vignettes weave subtle, creeping dread-no screams, no monsters, just the slow realization that the town itself is watching... and keeping score. Perfect for fans of atmospheric horror and slow-burn unease. What would you do if the ordinary started remembering you? Chapter 9 has now been added. The ledger has now been completed, or has it?

What if the government knows why the vampires are here? What if the government is responsible? When Tasha left Damya when she was sixteen, she thought she'd never return. But after distinguishing herself in Political Science and Linguistics and managing to land a dream job with the UN, she's forced to come back to investigate a series of human-rights violations and murders. And she's forced to face some of her oldest demons. When Abdul Rahman Elbaaz left Damya, he knew he was going to return. New leads on The Bloodistan Gazette, a mysterious contraband newspaper he had been obsessed with as a child push him back to the land where he grew up and more trouble than he ever imagined. When Cihangir Kartal chose to stay in Damya, he promised himself he'll make his country a better place. Now, thrust into leadership of an operation he never wanted to be a part of, he's forced to choose between his loyalty to the government and his devotion to his friends. A carefully calibrated concoction of political thriller, action, drama and good old fashion vampire story. amazeballs cover by @VaineLuchia

When Dr. Meera Kapoor tells her students that consciousness isn't real - just meat telling itself a story - something that isn't real hears her. The lights flicker. The city empties. Now Kolkata is silent. Her phone rings with her own voice. Every billboard screams with her face. And the boy from the lecture is waiting in her kitchen to ask one final question: "If there's no observer, did the universe ever happen?" There are no ghosts in the machine. Just the machine. And now the story called 'you' is over.

Soul is a mysterious story , that explains the uncertainty of Fame. what you're embarrassed of might sometimes be the very treasure that lifts you up. And sometimes what you hold dear may lead to something unexpected.

A narrator who sees mysterious "shimmers" that reveal hidden realities.

Leere, the story-taker, the prophesied messiah of the Hate, has returned after three-thousand years to reset all the varying potential realities, shaping them into the One Dream. Fiona, Leslie, Quint, and Pip have no use for prophesies. They have stolen from the Hate the sole instrument required for the prophesy to unfold in Leere's hands, a black tablet called the Eraser, to heal Fiona's husband Alfred of his mental illness with its mind-wiping powers. Using the Eraser goes terribly wrong, and the group must seek guidance from the Woman in White to heal the damage they've done, entangling themselves further in the plots of the Hate to bring the One Dream to fruition.

Stranded in the desert night with a broken-down car, Gary battles to fix his beloved vehicle before dark shadows lurking beyond the glow of streetlights emerge. As eerie howls pierce the silence, he discovers something inhuman lurking in the shadows, and survival becomes a race against a creature cloaked in darkness.

When Milo Jenkins starts dreaming of talking appliances and poetic spoons, he thinks he's losing it. But when a real toaster gives him life advice and puddles start whispering his name, he realizes reality might be glitching. With a philosophical cat and a riddle-talking bus as guides, Milo sets out to fix the Dream Loop-a surreal crack in the world where nonsense just might make sense.

A man, betrayed by his wife goes into the wilderness to end it all. There, he finds a new half, and makes a new kind of partnership. Warning for themes of suicide.

Step into a realm where words wield transformative power, filling the spaces between with untold tales. Within this collection, narratives like 'The Lonely Cosmonaut,' 'The Monster of the Modern World,' and 'The Watchmaker's Last Tock' echo through time, reshaped by competitions and the author's evolution. Now, these stories return, polished and united, to delve into minds, provoke thought, and challenge perceptions. Transparency is key - the journey of storytelling is one of growth and change, shared openly with you, the reader. Join us as reality and imagination dance together, stirring questions within. Through these mirrors of existence, uncover unexpected truths about our strange, wondrous world.

Welcome to The Fort - where folk horrors and eldritch terrors meet! The Fort is a town like a thousand other small and stubborn settlements, put where it doesn't belong in a land most unforgiving. There amongst the other townsfolk, live the LaPonte family. Mildred, and Mark - along with their 2 wonderful children. They live in a quaint house; modest and rundown, but very much a home filled with love. But all in not well in The Fort.... Dark forces look in on the LaPonte Family, through the windows, standing at the edge of their property where their land meets the overgrown and wild edges of a persistent, and creeping wilderness. Above, below, and beside are vast worlds of slumbering, malevolent creatures of existentially ambiguous origins, waiting to devour all.

A story series about television, a lot of static, and horrors beyond comprehension.

Dark things swarm around the city. Newspaper-boys are lured into houses, strange mansions whisper into musicians' ears, old men tell tales of vampires, drums boom in the Savannah, children worship false gods and priests begin to question the very foundations of the universe. And all this has something to do with a girl who has no name and a cat whose name nobody knows. A dark, surreal adventure, this book is my flawed tribute to weird-fiction and the writers who made me. A WATTPAD FEATURED STORY 2nD PLACE WINNER FOR THE HAND PICKED AWARDS 2017 - PARANORMAL CATEGORY RUNNER UP FOR THE ANTI-WATTYS 2015 Cover designed by @sublime- Trailer by @Welc0meT0MyW0rld

What if the afterlife were just another department of the State? Frank had one plan: jump off a building and end it all. What he didn't expect was to gently float to the ground like a bureaucratic Mary Poppins-minus the umbrella or job satisfaction. Now Frank can't seem to die, and worse, someone (or something) clearly doesn't want him to. Soon he's being monitored, manipulated, and mysteriously assigned to surveil his coworker Jill. Who's watching who? Why does he keep getting new phones stuffed into his pockets? And what's with the man in the dumpster who won't stop talking about climate change? Caught between mind-numbing office reports, bowel-obsessed childhood trauma, and a cosmic surveillance program with suspiciously corporate workflows, Frank has questions. Unfortunately, the only answer he's getting is: keep watching Jill... and don't forget to post about it. A darkly absurd comedy about surveillance, mortality, and mid-level management, Department of Eternal Affairs is perfect for fans of Christopher Moore, The Good Place, and Kafka for Dummies.

They had always had their differences, as brothers. Maybe those differences will save them, as a storm, rages up the coast. Is there some unknown killer using the storm, as cover?

Messenger of Sorrows is a collection of Flash and Micro-Fiction I've been writing. It features a series of connected tales featuring "The Messenger", a mysterious being who comes to people in their dreams, informing them of an upcoming loss of someone close to them. After the initial encounters with this entity, Derek, the protagonist and narrator for the first four tales, becomes obsessed with finding out more. What he learns, and what he plans to do fuel the rest of the stories.