STORYTELLER’S
FICTION BORN FROM TEH EDGES OF MYTH, MEMORY, AND THE SPACES BETWEEN.
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Original short stories set within the world of Undine Grimoires. New tales are added as they are written.
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These stories are works of fiction inspired by folklore, fear, memory, and the strange architecture of human imagination.
Any resemblance to real places, people, or lingering shadows may not be entirely coincidental.
The Writing Room
Some stories arrive quietly.
Others claw at the door until they’re let in.
Step behind the shelves for early drafts, exclusive stories, unfinished fragments, and the tales still taking shape.
CURRENTLY WRITING PROMPTS:
A lighthouse keeper hearing voices below the tide
The thing behind the mirror knocking back
A government archive site publishes paranormal case files… except one is missing. Readers slowly realize the missing file is about them.
Urban explorers stumble into a fully populated town that resets every night at midnight. The residents don’t remember—but they’re starting to learn.
A creator documents training a personal AI on their writing style, journals, and private notes. At the one-year mark, they ask it to write a story.
A woman inherits her grandmother’s house, but every morning one room is different. At first it seems like settling. Then she finds rooms that should not fit inside the floorplan.
A man notices strangers smiling at him like they know him. Later he finds security footage of himself in places he’s never been.
During a drought, an old church emerges from a drained reservoir. The bell rings at night despite being underwater for fifty years.
A road trip detour leads through a town absent from maps, records, and satellite images. The gas station attendant asks why they came back.
A rideshare driver keeps picking up the same woman at different points in the city. She’s always wet and always headed toward the river.
A citywide blackout reveals strange figures standing motionless in intersections—visible only in candlelight.
“The oldest stories are rarely the safest to repeat.”
— Ancient Proverb
ADVENTURE AWAITS ELSEWHERE
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The mirror trend was supposed to make people look prettier on camera. That was the pitch. Vintage silver backing. Softer lighting. Better symmetry.
Then creators started noticing their reflections moving a second too late.
Or too early.
By the time I realized mine was smiling without me, forty thousand people were already watching live.