Weirdfiction Stories

Ever since the silence began, the world has been wrong. People lose whole days-forgotten, erased- as if their emotions are being swallowed by something unseen. Joy. Fear. Pain. All of it... fading. But Jiwoo hears what no one else can: Emotions making noise. A trembling echo when fear rises, a sharp crack when anger shatters, a low hum when grief tries to breathe. And when the seventh tone awakens inside her skull, the lights flicker- time stutters- and a voice whispers from the empty air: "Hear the seventh tone." Something is breaking. Something is calling. And Jiwoo is the only one who can hear it.

"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?

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.

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.

A girl witnesses a murder and fears for her life. She tells the local police, but they dismiss her as imagining things. Alone and confused, she runs to the town's main police station-there, she loses consciousness. When she wakes in the hospital, she learns someone tried to kill her with poison. With no one to trust, will she fight to survive and uncover the truth before it's too late?

Silas Thorne buries rats with more dignity than most humans. But when his ability to smell souls fades, he must perform one last ritual to free the ghost of his first beloved rat-or lose his decaying world to a landlord who thinks rodent funerals are a public menace. What he unlehes will save his shop... and shatter his reality forever.

27 year old Bjorn Wiśniewski is a young father working two jobs as a 7/11 manager and a moonlighting part time career as an insurance salesman, while struggling with a rising cost of living and substance abuse issues in the family. Bjorn's day to day life is one of constant stresses and concerns, but his daughter and his niece Monica give him a sense of purpose and joy in an otherwise bleak world. But all of his trials and tribulations in life soon come to pale in comparison when an inhuman threat puts the safety of himself and his family and the world itself in jeopardy.

Doctor Stephen Strange is in the middle of a very serious, very mystical crisis... right up until reality glitches green and he face-plants into a cluttered garage owned by a drunk mad scientist and his anxious grandson. Rick Sanchez's portal gun has picked up interference from something bigger than him for once: a cosmic "Aggregator" that treats entire universes like binge able shows, cancelling the weird ones and standardizing everything into one safe, marketable canon. Strange wants to protect the fabric of reality. Rick wants to break anything that tries to manage his fun. Morty just wants to not die ironically. Thrown together, the Sorcerer Supreme and the worst grandpa in the multiverse have to infiltrate a meta-reality control centre, fight glitchy "moderators", and send a universe-eating algorithm into chaos-all before their own worlds get rebooted into something boring. Fast-paced, weird, and meta as hell, "Strange Bugs in the Multiverse" mashes up magic, sci-fi, and fourth-wall nerves in one wild crossover adventure.

Cat-themed supernatural horror about a little boy fighting for his, seemingly pathetic, life.

In a city where advertisements never stop screaming and silence is nothing more than a rumor, Calder hears something impossible - a whisper buried beneath the endless noise. Chasing that fragile thread of meaning leads him to a strange kid, a hand‑drawn map, and a place called the Dead Zone, where the world finally goes quiet. What follows is a surreal, darkly funny journey through a world drowning in static, where enlightenment is just out of reach and the search for quiet might be the loudest thing Calder has ever done. The Whisper Between the Noise is a short story about longing, misinterpretation, and the ridiculous ways we try to escape ourselves - even if it means sprinting headfirst into the dirt.

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.

In the 1990s, a school district conducted illegal experiments on its students and unleashed an incomprehensible horror.

A selection from my collection of short stories. If this gets any traction, I upload the entire book. It will also be available to purchase on Amazon in late April to early May.

📖 Story Description - Rush Hour Escape: The Shortcut Between Worlds In the heart of Mumbai, Ravi Mehta lives life in fast-forward-top telecom executive, master of efficiency, and a creature of routine. Every morning, he takes a narrow alleyway to shave ten minutes off his commute. But one day, as the sky fractures and whispers replace birdsong, Ravi takes a step into a shortcut that doesn't lead where it should. What begins as an ordinary rush hour becomes a descent into a surreal and shifting nightmare-a world of twisted shadows, impossible creatures, and doors that breathe. Pursued by something inhuman that speaks in broken signals, Ravi must run through a reality that no longer plays by the rules. He escapes-at least for a while. But memories are doors too. And some, once opened, never truly close. "Rush Hour Escape" is a psychological horror tale that blends urban life with the uncanny, where the mundane meets the monstrous-and forgetting may be the only way to survive. But what happens when the forgetting fails? Some shortcuts save time. Others take everything.

WE DEAL IN HUMAN TRAFFICKING. WE DEAL WITH THE DEAD.

A tense family vacation evolves into a nightmare, when an ancient monstrosity is awakened.

Fifteen-year-old Fox Smith begins digging into the mystery of the Yellow Queen. Fox, along with his friends search for the truth behind the Yellow Queen

There's a door in my childhood home that was never supposed to be opened.

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