The Fearless

Stories by Amanda Girard

The Fearless is a darkly comic cycle of modern gothic tales about hunger, witness, and survival. These vampires are not velvet aristocrats posing in moonlight; they are café owners, midwives, musicians, patients, actors, thugs, lovers, and liabilities, trapped inside the ordinary machinery of Britain and Europe. Across hotels, service stations, private clubs, hospitals, theatres, and seaside arcades, the supernatural becomes a problem of consent, paperwork, memory, and blood. No rescue is ever simple. Each story asks what remains human when appetite takes command, and whether damaged people can build rules strong enough to keep the night from owning them.

Influences Carmilla · 1970s British horror cinema · Angel · Angela Carter · Anne Rice · Barbara Steele · Bram Stoker · Buffy the Vampire Slayer · Byzantium · Caitlín R. Kiernan · Christopher Lee · Clive Barker · Countess Dracula · Daphne du Maurier · Dennis Wheatley · Dracula · Dracula Has Risen From The Grave · Gothic fantasy · gothic pulp fiction · Hammer Horror Films · Ingrid Pitt · Interview With the Vampire · Jean Rhys · Let the Right One In · Near Dark · Only Lovers Left Alive · Pan Horror anthologies · Peter Cushing · Poppy Z. Brite · Sheridan Le Fanu · Shirley Jackson · Susan Hill · Tanith Lee · The Duchess of Malfi - Webster · the hunger · The Lost Boys · The Vampire Lestat · The Vampire Lovers · True Blood · Urban Fantasy · vampire nightclub · What we do in the shadows

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  1. 1

    BLOOD SANG

    · 24,380 words · 1 h 46 min read · 5 ch. · Mature

    In a hidden Soho blood-casino, Sebastian Pike, a cautious restructuring analyst, is drawn into the collapsing household of Sang: an exhausted immortal mistress who can no longer rise, hunt, or rule. Beneath the velvet glamour, her empire is rotting into forged debts, exploited staff, blood contracts, and blocked succession. Mara Venn, the weary Cutter, enforces a system she no longer believes in, while Elias, the enslaved Letter, records commands that keep everyone trapped. When a modern rival turns vampirism into a scalable business model, the old house must face its ledgers, its victims, and its end.

    With Sebastian Pike, Mara Venn, Sang, Elias …

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    Klub Succubus

    · 19,794 words · 1 h 26 min read · 6 ch. · Teen And Up Audiences

    This is a story about goth before it became a Halloween aisle and a Spotify category. Here it is still wet, provincial, hungry, political without always knowing the vocabulary. It smells of clove smoke, hairspray, charity-shop wool, photocopied flyers, damp brick, and cider spilled into floorboards. The kids are not posing because they have nothing to say. They are posing because ordinary speech has failed them.

    With Marina, Cassandra, Elise, Moira …

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    Monsters of Manchester

    · 6,807 words · 30 min read · Not Rated

    Milo Feeds. Before becoming Milo, the energy vampire called himself Miles Saint and haunted The Reliquary, a Manchester club in 1997. There he discovered nostalgia was richer than ecstasy: the crowd’s longing for a night even as it happened. Against the warning of Nina, a perceptive record-shop worker, he fed too deeply, draining the room’s spirit and causing beloved DJ Frankie Vane to collapse. The club never recovered, becoming legendary only after its death. Miles lost Nina, changed names, and carried the guilt forward. Years later, as Milo, that memory explains why he resists becoming the same predator again.

    With Milo

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    Bodies

    · 12,331 words · 54 min read · Not Rated

    Bodies is a contemporary seaside vampire tragedy set among arcades, clubs, bedsits and broken people. Jodie is young, hungry and alone: a vampire cut loose from her coven, surviving on cash-in-hand night shifts at a failing south coast arcade and the occasional stolen mouthful of blood from gamblers too ashamed to remember her clearly. She shares a bed with Ash, an addict too lost in his own ruin to notice what she really is. Then Wayne appears. Awkward, obsessive and dangerously perceptive, Wayne recognises Jodie for what she is and mistakes discovery for intimacy. What begins as fascination becomes devotion, surveillance, exposure and need. As Wayne’s fixation tightens around her life, Jodie’s fragile survival collapses into violence, betrayal and a final night at a club called Bodies, where every hunger in the story comes due. Bleak, neon-lit and intimate, Bodies is a gothic tale of loneliness, addiction, obsession and the terrible difference between being seen and being loved.

    CW addiction and horror, blood and addiction

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    The Hotel Mirrormere

    · 26,549 words · 1 h 55 min read · 6 ch. · Teen And Up Audiences

    Behind Brighton’s peeling seafront, the Hotel Mirrormere keeps its curtains drawn and its memories carefully labelled. Its owner, Verity Voss, is a jaded immortal who hoards tapes, photographs, letters, and rumours, hunting proof that others like her still exist. The young staff who drift into her orbit find refuge, work, and a dangerous kind of recognition. In return, she drinks from their pain, devotion, and sometimes their blood. When a mysterious tape revives the name of Maribel, Verity’s lost obsession, the hotel becomes a haunted archive of hunger, codependence, decay, and the cost of being seen too clearly.

    With Verity Voss, Ruth, Beatrice “Bea”, Maribel Sable …

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    Blood Shadow

    · 1,042 words · 5 min read · General Audiences

    With Dr. Elena Ricci, Kanlı Gölge

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    Redux

    · 11,359 words · 49 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Redux follows Amanda, a charismatic predator with a soul on fire, as she drains a circle of friends by becoming whatever each secretly needs. Claire offers envy, Miles shame, Sam devotion, Priya resistance, and Leon suspicion. At Miles’s party, Amanda’s carefully divided selves collide, exposing something darker than manipulation: an occult hunger born in the Red House. Rescued, or contained, by Priya’s severe aunt Mara, Amanda enters Merefield, a refuge with locks, rules, and secrets of its own. Not forgiven, not cured, Amanda must learn whether change is possible when the fire still speaks, and nobody can promise mercy again.

    CW trauma and possession, supernatural addiction metaphor, Supernatural Manipulation

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    Love bites

    · 11,642 words · 51 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Lucinda Vail, an eighty-seven-year vampire in Bellweather-on-Sea, has an inconvenient problem: everyone she bites falls hopelessly in love with her. Her victims form the League of the Bitten, a jealous devotional society led by magician Daniel Pike. Lucinda’s schemes to repel them — fake engagements, dull lectures, decoy Lucindas — collapse into farce and murder when a parasitic impostor, Silas Grin, exploits their obsession. With help from formidable neighbour Mrs. Pounce, nurse Helen, a rabbit named Treachery and several cats, Lucinda defeats Silas and learns the least romantic cure for unwanted lovers: boundaries and cold hospital blood.

    CW vampire bite addiction, Murder Most Foul, paranormal murder mystery, supernatural addiction metaphor

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    The Countess of Limehouse

    · 11,088 words · 48 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    In the fogbound East End, Countess Evelina Vardalek has fallen from ancestral castles to rented rooms, unpaid bills and desperate nocturnal trade. Forced to survive as a lady of the night, she brings aristocratic menace, vampiric hunger and ruthless discipline to a shabby house in Sparrow Lane. The other women first envy her, then follow her. Clients fear, desire and eventually depend on her. As enemies close in, Evelina turns fallen girls into an immortal entourage and transforms scandal into power. A penny dreadful tale of blood, vice, revenge and respectability lowering its standards.

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    Saltwater Saints

    · 12,240 words · 53 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Abducted at nine and raised as a thrall by the Covenant of Saint Orison, Maddie was turned at sixteen amid fire, blood and rescue gone wrong. Ten years later, still trapped in a teenage body and starving for belonging, she reaches Merrow Bay, a rain-worn south coast town of clubs, piers and rumours. Callum, a lonely scene boy, claims he knows vampires and leads her toward The Chapel. There Maddie finds her kind, but not the family she imagined. Emotional and gothic, this is a story of hunger, misplaced trust, boundaries, and isolation interrupted by difficult forms of care tonight.

    CW vampire trauma recovery, supernatural trauma fiction, supernatural abuse recovery

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    Icky Girl

    · 13,242 words · 58 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Icky Girl follows Helen Vale, an ancient vampire trapped in the body of a twenty-year-old Greek beauty, drifting through London after centuries of marrying and feeding from elderly aristocratic husbands. Bored beyond grief and newly widowed, she meets Gavin Mordaunt, a rich middle-aged gentleman with polished manners and a locked cabinet of murders. Their courtship becomes a sordid competition of blood, selection and concealment, as predator recognises predator and desire curdles into rivalry. With Inspector Rowe closing in, Helen must decide whether Gavin is husband, mirror, accomplice, liability, or simply another man she should have buried sooner.

    CW Graphic Depictions Of Violence, vampire serial killer romance, murderous couple fiction, serial killer gentleman, vampire and serial killer, Murder and Desire, London murder mystery, aristocratic serial killer

  12. 12

    The Night Factory

    · 14,007 words · 1 h 01 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Janice works nights packing fulfilment orders, invisible inside a warehouse that measures bodies as pick rates. After a stranger in a dawn café drains her, she wakes changed: pale, thirsty, and dangerously persuasive. Back on shift, she nearly kills her supervisor and begins bending the night crew into a blood-fed workforce. Productivity rises; humanity falls. When head office sends Maureen Pike, a sharp troubleshooter with no patience for impossible data, she finds a labyrinthine warehouse becoming a vampire ecosystem. Janice and Maureen collide in a battle of wit, hunger and survival, where every order has a cost in blood tonight.

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    VALERIE

    · 10,678 words · 46 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    After witnessing a horrific motorway crash, Adam and Mara believe they have escaped with their lives, until a mysterious passenger from the wreck follows them into the night. Her name is Valeria, and she is not a survivor. She is something older, colder, and hungry for those who opened her door. As service stations, village roads, and forgotten church crypts become hunting grounds, the couple must outrun more than a vampire: they must face fear, guilt, and the fragile state of their failing relationship. Dawn may save them, but Valeria has all night to make them invite her in.

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    Red Road

    · 8,568 words · 37 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

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    Mr Teeth

    · 13,050 words · 57 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    A childhood trauma manifests in later life. Intro Blurb Amanda Bell was eight years old when she first saw Mr Teeth: a smiling figure in her bedroom with black eyes, too many teeth, and a promise to return when she forgot him. Thirty years later, Amanda is a successful but exhausted professional whose sleep is collapsing, her career is unravelling, and childhood terror has begun bleeding back through mirrors, dreams, and therapy rooms. When regression therapy opens the wrong door, Amanda and psychologist Vivian Shaw discover that Mr Teeth is not a memory, but an ancient predator feeding on unwitnessed fear. To survive, Amanda must confront the child she was, the adults who denied her, and the rooms where silence grows teeth.

    CW childhood trauma horror, supernatural trauma fiction, trauma predator, adult trauma horror, nightmare stalker, Trauma and Memory, trauma recovery horror

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    The Waiting Half

    · 12,761 words · 55 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Jimmy Cole imports cheap clothes and thinks he understands the cost of wanting things. In Cebu, he meets Marisol: clever, attentive, beautiful, and carrying an old story he is too charmed to hear. When he brings her to London, she slips easily into his warehouse, his flat, and his lonely life. But at night, something separates. A flying hunger moves across the rooftops, reaching through skylights and locked rooms, while a waiting body stands vulnerable in the dark. As deaths spread and love turns to fear, Jimmy learns that folklore is not superstition but warning. A tragic modern Manananggal tale about migration, desire, exploitation, and the parts of a person love refuses to see.

    CW body horror folklore

  17. 17

    The Salt Hunger

    · 12,832 words · 56 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    A romance featuring vampires.

  18. 18

    Gay9: Blood Hotel

    · 13,158 words · 57 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    When the band forgets you, your number one fan is still there for you, whether you need them or not.

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    Night Dojo

    · 17,060 words · 1 h 14 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Gerrid Vale is a turned vampire who survives by fighting: fast, scarred, hard to kill, and nearly unbeatable on the underground street circuit. His railway-arch dojo is a sanctuary for the newly turned, the hungry, and the hunted. When Marabella, a terrified young vampire girl, crashes through his skylight fleeing the collectors of the Sable Court, Gerrid sponsors her into the brutal world of elite vampire martial tournaments. There, bored aristocratic vampires watch fighters bleed, die, and become property. Their champion is the Terror, an ancient master of old-school violence. When Gerrid falls, Marabella must enter the arena alone, fighting not just for survival, but to deny the claim that young blood exists to be owned.

    CW Graphic Depictions Of Violence

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    Europa

    · 15,720 words · 1 h 08 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Gillian is free of the Europa coven, but freedom means little in a broken world. After the final darkness, Britain has become a landscape of failed systems, fortified enclaves, blood courts, road parishes, and hungry things learning to govern the ruins. Drawn north by the song in her blood, Gillian leaves the fragile sanctuary of Lumen and enters the wasteland in search of a missing girl named Ruth. With a frightened boy, a half-turned bride, and a stubborn mechanic at her side, she follows rumours of a dead radio tower where names are broadcast through fog. But Varro’s shadow is moving ahead of her, and hunger is building a kingdom.

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    Red Compliance

    · 12,697 words · 55 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    ,Gwen is dying, and the doctors have run out of answers. Then she finds Sanguine House, an underground vampire club where blood is ritual, identity, and rebellion. Its donors help her feel alive again, but when researcher Vanessa Crane notices Gwen’s impossible test results, the secret begins to unravel. Cut off from her safe supply and desperate for more time, Gwen turns to Gabriel, a real vampire whose blood changes everything. Now her illness is fighting a darker infection, and her hunger is becoming dangerous. Hunted by collectors, watched by vampires, and protected by uneasy allies, Gwen must decide what survival is worth before she loses herself completely. A sharp, dark thriller about illness, consent, identity, and staying human.

    CW supernatural body horror

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    The light is bright, the soul is dark.

    · 11,025 words · 48 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    After a summer party ends with a kiss, a bite, and a vanishing girl in a white dress, Karen begins to change. Sunlight hurts, hunger sharpens, and the sound of her friends’ heartbeats becomes almost unbearable. With college only days away, she faces a terrifying question: can she return to ordinary life without harming the people she loves? Trapped between shame, thirst, and fear, Karen finds help in Priya, Mia, and a strange support network of the half-turned. Together they discover that vampirism feeds on secrecy, and survival may depend on becoming difficult, honest, and impossible to seduce.

    CW Body Horror, vampire grooming metaphor, vampire trauma story

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    The House with a Heart beneath it.

    · 21,826 words · 1 h 35 min read · 2 ch. · Teen And Up Audiences

    After Gillian March roots her stolen immortality beneath Morrowdene, Mr Black Moon returns to the road beyond endings, stripped of certainty and pursued by the consortium he once served. No longer merely a dream-haunting suitor or supernatural debt collector, he discovers that his old masters have found a trace of his true name, the one thing that can turn him into their weapon. To warn Gill, he must do the unthinkable: negotiate. With Asha’s legal ferocity, Deirdre’s municipal pragmatism, and Gill’s refusal to be possessed, nightmare becomes governance, romance becomes contract, and an ancient witness begins to remember what he was before acquisition corrupted him. The next battle lies beneath the old road, where his name waits in darkness below.

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    The Department of Night

    · 14,381 words · 1 h 03 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Tony Harker works for a government department that officially does not exist, hunting sanguines and burying their killings beneath convenient serial-killer myths. Tired, drunk, and losing faith in the lies he has helped maintain, he meets Sally in a decaying London bar: funny, luminous, dangerous, and far too alive. When a cluster of bloodless murders spreads across North London, Tony’s investigation points straight toward her. By day he follows evidence; by night he keeps returning to Sally, drawn into a hidden world of survivors, secret files, and state atrocities. As the Department closes in, Tony must choose between obedience and truth, but Sally is not just suspect, victim, or monster. She is the case that breaks him.

    CW serial killer cover story, bloodless murders, trauma and monstrosity

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    The Gabby Strain

    · 14,884 words · 1 h 05 min read · General Audiences

    A vampire medical tale.

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    The Vessel

    · 11,899 words · 52 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    # The Vessel Wanda Okafor was walking home from a double shift when the alley produced him. What came after was fever, darkness, and dreams of an ancient plain where something vast and patient had been waiting since before the world knew its own name. The vampire cult that took her in called her a vessel. They had spent four centuries preparing for this night — the assembled elite, the old blood, the ceremony of opening. They had prepared for everything except Wanda. She had other terms. *The Vessel* is a story about what happens when the most powerful thing in the room decides it isn't a door.

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    The Dependent

    · 10,485 words · 46 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    A vampiric comedy

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    The Last Pull-In

    · 12,183 words · 53 min read · 2 ch. · Teen And Up Audiences

    S snow bound pitstop becomes a last stand. Intro Blurb Briony Marsh runs a roadside café beside a snowbound motorway, serving coffee, chips, and late-night refuge to lorry drivers sleeping in their cabs. She is also a vampire, careful with her hunger, taking only enough blood to keep her small life stable. But when deep winter closes the road and traps a handful of drivers inside the café, an ancient band of road vampires arrives from the snow, drawn by stranded warmth and old appetites. As the siege begins, Briony must choose between the brutal freedom of her own kind and the fragile human community she has quietly fed from, served, and come to protect. A darkly comic motorway folk-horror tale of hunger, service, loyalty, and the names the road tried to swallow.

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    Cold in June

    · 14,518 words · 1 h 03 min read · General Audiences

    Unfavourable weather hits a dilapidated hotel.

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    Radiance

    · 13,956 words · 1 h 01 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Penny Vale spent years almost being seen, the reliable supporting actor behind brighter stars. Then a charismatic young performer named Gavin awakens something in her, and Penny’s face becomes impossible to ignore. The camera adores her new radiance, horror directors build films around her, and critics hail a late-arriving star. But fame feeds the same hunger that is changing her, draining craft into appetite and beauty into risk. When cinema uses her up, Penny finds refuge on a night theatre stage, where monsters rehearse boundaries and survival becomes the hardest role of all. For now, she breathes again there.

    CW supernatural addiction

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    The Match

    · 11,761 words · 51 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Guy, a vampire turned against his will, survives by using dating apps to charm lonely women, feed from them, and vanish, leaving sickness, confusion and shame behind. In Marrowford, he matches with Veronica, an older and far more dangerous vampire who has traced his pattern. She dates him, exposes him to the women he harmed, forces him into cold-blood discipline, and strips away his excuses. Veronica is no saviour; she manipulates, tests and nearly destroys him. But Guy finally stops running, deletes the false selves, documents his victims, and begins the bleak work of becoming less dangerous.

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    Blood and Velvet

    · 9,619 words · 42 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    When David's car breaks down on a dark country lane in rural England, he makes the fatal mistake of accepting help from the beautiful and ancient Countess Valerie de Mornay. Three days later he has vanished, the police are useless, and his girlfriend Lillian is quietly, dangerously furious. Refusing to accept the official version of events, Lillian joins forces with Giselle Auroux — descendant of a legendary vampire hunter — and together they prepare to breach the iron gates of Blackthorn Manor and take David back. But the Countess has been doing this for two hundred and seventy-three years, and she does not give up what she considers hers. A love story. A revenge story. A story with fangs. Nothing goes to plan. Everyone bleeds. The house burns anyway.

    With Lillian Marsh, Countess Valerie de Mornay, David, Giselle Auroux …

    CW vampire kidnapping

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    The Domiciliary Model

    · 16,614 words · 1 h 12 min read · 6 ch. · Teen And Up Audiences

    Leah Marsh joins Kindred Living Support because the advert promises graduate progression, meaningful work, and a route out of debt. The clients are described in careful language: nocturnal dependency, environmental sensitivity, nutritional privacy, threshold consent. The procedures are odd, but care work is full of odd procedures, and Leah is good at following rules. At first, the job is merely strange. Curtains must not be opened. Mirrors must be avoided. Bottles must be delivered unopened. Certain clients may be cold to the touch, legally difficult, or unusually persuasive. Everything has a form, a script, a safeguarding category. Nothing is ever called what it is. Then the rota expands. Visits stack up. The app pushes harder. Leah cuts a corner, then another, because the system has made proper care impossible while still making her responsible for it. A missed check, a failed drawer seal, a threshold entered too quickly — and the truth begins to show its teeth.

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    The Bloodless Audit

    · 39,841 words · 2 h 53 min read · General Audiences

    In The Bloodless Audit, routine public-sector procurement becomes the doorway into a hidden national horror. Lydia Venn, a precise and stubborn council auditor, is asked to review a social-care contract whose invoices do not reconcile. At first the anomalies look familiar: opaque supplier codes, refrigerated logistics, missing schedules, over-complex framework agreements. Then the consumables begin to suggest something impossible. Blood is being purchased, routed and disguised inside adult social care. What Lydia uncovers is not a rogue vampire ring, but a nationally tendered system: managed hunger, hidden dependents, night visits, Lower Level placements, false authorities, staff coercion and ancient obligations translated into modern governance language. When the logistics network identifies her as a threat, Lydia herself is converted into supply, kept alive and drained as evidence becomes bodily horror. Aided by care worker Leah Marsh, chief executive Angela Rhodes, Judith Vale, Mrs Casimir, Pelham and a scattered group of witnesses, Lydia follows the audit trail beyond procurement into routes, archives, children, old houses and the machinery of public quiet.

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    Liminal Fear

    · 10,043 words · 44 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    Abi suffers a crippling terror of liminal spaces, seeing an inhuman figure she calls the Judder Man whenever corridors, thresholds and transient rooms overwhelm her. When mental health support is cut, she turns to a synthetic opioid that silences the visions, but relief becomes dependence and collapse. After overdose and withdrawal, Abi enters Newbridge Recovery Unit, a pastel maze of corridors where the Judder Man seems to become real. Forced through terror rather than around it, she confronts the abandoned child at the heart of her fear. She leaves rehab uncertain but present, no longer ruled by the spaces between.

    With Abi, Judder man

    CW addiction horror, opioid addiction fiction, Trauma horror, addiction recovery story, body horror psychology

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    Norfolk Blood

    · 10,051 words · 44 min read · Teen And Up Audiences

    A wrecked ship beaches on the Norfolk coast, bringing with it a revenant sailor, a bone-chiming curse, and a strain of old vampire hunger everyone would rather blame on Norwich. In King’s Lynn, young Molly Crisp begins to change, her blood answering a call from the mudflats while the locals of The Greasy Bishop prepare the only defence they understand: salt, vinegar, church bells, bad minutes, worse plans, and pub-based civic resistance. As the town fills with wet, hungry things and Terry Mallow comes back wrong from the wreck, Molly and the locals must face the bone bell before King’s Lynn becomes crew. A comic folk-horror tale of local pride, old blood, and keeping secrets until dawn.

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