Midnight Whispers

The narrative details a protagonist entering a strange, red-lit elevator with a single, ornate chair. The atmosphere quickly becomes eerie, with a humming sound and pulsing light increasing the sense of unease. The chair displays an inscription offering rest, but soon transforms into a monstrous entity with sharp teeth. The protagonist is trapped as the doors disappear and is ultimately consumed by the malevolent chair.

When literature professor David Bradley visits Lechlade Cemetery to study Percy Bysshe Shelley's famous poem, he never expects to become part of its macabre legacy. As twilight descends, the peaceful churchyard transforms into a nightmare realm where graves breathe, paths rearrange themselves, and the boundary between life and death dissolves. This psychological horror, inspired by Shelley's "A Summer Evening Churchyard," explores how the serene contemplation of mortality can twist into primal

"The Vanishing" by Angelo Jusay, is a short story about a village experiencing mysterious disappearances. Initially told they are visiting far-off lands, a young boy witnesses increasingly strange events, including twisted figures moving towards the nearby forest. He discovers a clearing with a dark pit where the "vanished" are transformed and absorbed, ultimately leading to his mother's disappearance. The story concludes with the boy as the last survivor, realizing the vanished were taken by

She walks where silence drinks the tide,Barefoot ghost on shoreline wide.Salt and sorrow kiss her heel,As grains of time beneath her steal.The roses rot where once they bloomed,Crushed beneath a sky entombed.Love long lost, now dried and torn,Whispers through the wind — forlorn.Each step she takes, a shadow wakes,Past regrets the ocean takes.But still they cling, those brittle sins,Like sand that scars her porcelain skin.No footprints last upon this shore,She walks away from nevermore.Yet petals