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No one notices when it starts. That's the point. This isn't a story about monsters, ghosts, or violence. It's about attention - and what happens when it becomes unnecessary. Each chapter changes something small. Not in the world. In you. There is no twist. There is no explanation. And nothing here needs to be watched to continue. You don't have to keep reading. But most people do.

Five years before Maya touched the broken doll, her sister Kalya walked into the dark heart of Edinburgh. She was looking for a gift; she found an impossibility. Witness the prologue to the nightmare as Kalya, a woman who cannot see green lights, confronts a hue that defies biology and opens a gate to the Black City.

A veteran pilot dies, misses his exit to heaven, and takes a wrong turn into an off world adventure.

In an endless, decaying labyrinth with no name and no exit, a girl wanders alone. She has forgotten who she was. She no longer remembers when she arrived. The world around her rots gently-walls peeling, ceilings sagging, rooms breathing in slow collapse-and she does not resist it. The decay feels familiar. Comforting. Like home. There are no monsters here. No voices. No salvation. Only peeling wallpaper, mold-soft floors, flickering lights, and a girl slowly dissolving into the place that has claimed her. Through fragmented diary-like chapters, her thoughts erode alongside the environment, until identity, memory, and self become indistinguishable from the ruins that surround her. Where Wallpaper Peels Like Skin is a quiet analog-horror descent into isolation, decay, and surrender-where the greatest horror is not what chases you, but what welcomes you.

A collection of tiny echoes. Each fragment is a quiet step through a hidden door - These are not stories. They are pieces. Moments. Feelings. Forgotten thoughts folded into words. They come from a world without noise, where even silence can be loud. If you've ever felt alone in your own head, these pages might understand you.

Dr. Rosa Baum is certain she has found something no one else has. Alone in a secluded laboratory in South West England, she returns to a discarded experiment involving monkeys, typewriters, and probability. The results should be meaningless. They are not. One word keeps appearing where randomness should reign: Mass. As Rosa investigates, her equipment begins to malfunction. Messages appear without a source. Surveillance drones circle the site. The deeper she goes, the harder it becomes to tell where her research ends and her thoughts begin. Someone - or something - is paying attention. Stopping now would mean abandoning the discovery of her life. Continuing may cost her sanity.

Marco Polo believes in science and family, but California is more magical than he ever imagined-its secrets are waiting in the desert. ***** This is a low fantasy serial about thirteen-year-old Marco who wants to follow in the footsteps of his parents and become a wildlife biologist. Even though he is a rigid introvert/scientist type he is thrust into situations that are the opposite of that and he has to deal with it. It's a slowburn on many fronts. Please enjoy.

Pale and fleeting is a collection of horror microfiction by Uruguayan author Luis B. Poirier, subtitled "Brief flashes of horror before darkness devours everything." The anthology comprises stories that blend psychological terror, body horror, and supernatural elements, frequently set against the backdrop of contemporary Montevideo and rural Uruguay. The collection explores recurring motifs of identity dissolution, temporal anomalies, cursed objects, doppelgängers, and the intrusion of the uncanny into quotidian existence. Poirier's narratives employ unreliable narrators, fragmented temporalities, and metafictional techniques to create atmospheres of ontological uncertainty where boundaries between self and other, past and present, reality and delusion become increasingly porous. Central themes include maternal trauma and repressed grief, professional and domestic stasis leading to psychological deterioration, demonic possession reframed as internal fragmentation, and the dissolution of personal identity through supernatural encounters. Poirier's prose oscillates between stark minimalism and baroque elaboration, demonstrating influences from Río de la Plata literary traditions-particularly the metaphysical horror of Jorge Luis Borges and the rural Gothic of Horacio Quiroga-while incorporating contemporary urban alienation and digital age anxieties. The work situates itself within Latin American "weird fiction," employing second person narration and direct reader address to create what has been termed "participatory dread," synthesizing regional specificity with universal themes of existential displacement and corporeal vulnerability.

Czasami wydaje mi się, że wszystko wokół drży, jakby zaraz miało się rozpaść. Zatrzymuję się wtedy i czekam, aż ściany zaczną pękać, dojdzie do katastrofy, a potem spod ruin zacznie wyzierać jedyna, najwyższa i najprawdziwsza Prawda. Boję się tylko, że będzie czarna jak smoła i wcale nas nie wyzwoli.

An expedition into the unknown goes horribly wrong. Dedicated to someone very close to me. Word Count: 2,118

An interstellar cloud the size of the moon has begun to affect Earth's base camp on Venus. At first, it brings small things- diseases of madness, mutations, the seeds and eggs of bizarre life forms- and later, when it reaches Earth, it brings the creatures of our movies and myths- vampires, werewolves, fairies and much more...

This wild mixture of martial arts, weird fiction, and visceral body horror follows an MMA fighter who struggles against dark magic to maintain his soul, even as he becomes a monster.

"In a world where reality frays at the edges, a masked boy slips into his imagination. Church organs play backwards, toys are carved from knives, and a new phobia - anthroclaoustrophobia, the fear of soulveil - takes root. With only two characters, this surreal horror explores queerness, identity, and the fragile line between memory and madness. Inspired by haunting music but wholly original, this story blurs the boundary between nightmare and dream, inviting readers into a faded, eerie world where nothing is certain and everything is unsettling."

Beyond the Ice Wall - A Journey Beyond the Known World When NASA scientist Dr. Ethan Cole is drawn into a secret project involving a mysterious Stargate, he believes it's his chance to explore the farthest reaches of space. But nothing could have prepared him for the shocking truth beyond the gate: Earth is not what we think it is. Joined by investigative journalist Lena. Dr. Cole stumbles upon a hidden realm beyond the ice wall-a boundary that separates humanity from dark secrets controlled by the Reptilians and a race of powerful Controllers. In this mind-bending sci-fi serialization, Cole and Lena must fight for survival as they uncover ancient conspiracies and the true nature of reality itself. Beyond the Ice Wall is an epic tale of discovery, filled with high-stakes action, mysterious alien forces, and a shocking truth about the very world we live in. As the boundaries of Earth crumble, the fight to expose the Controllers and survive becomes more desperate. Fans of The Expanse, Interstellar, and The Matrix will find themselves captivated by this fast-paced, visionary adventure. Are you ready to unlock the secrets beyond the ice wall?

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.

A collection of flash fiction works. Each story is a stand-alone, unrelated to the next and always less than 1000 words. A mixture of genres, but most works contain speculative elements. Some stories may contain swearing or mentions of blood/violence - stories containing any triggering themes will have appropriate warnings. ©Hannah Clare 2019

Twins Rachel and Richards lives take an expected turn when their mother is murdered. The suspect is innocent, but the twins still accuse them, little do they know that they are the ones to blame.

The monsters lurking in shadows. The words of unknown meaning spoken in the darkness of night. The last letter to an old friend. This is my first work of horror as well as my first ever work in English. If you find an error, please point it out.