ABOUT

There are places where reality feels thin.

A moment when time hesitates. A door that no longer leads where it should. A stranger who already knows your name. A shape in the dark that vanishes the second you look straight at it.

We invent explanations. We call these things coincidence, grief, dream, or trick of the light. We tell ourselves the world is solid.

But what if it isn’t?

What if the rules we live by are only temporary agreements? What if the living and the dead, the possible and the impossible, the human and the other all share the same thin membrane—and that membrane is starting to tear?

In these twelve stories, ordinary lives brush against the verge. A body that no longer belongs to its owner. A funeral that refuses to stay buried. A sphere that should not exist. A house with a blue door that opens onto somewhere else entirely. Time folds. Dimensions jump. Sleep becomes dangerous. The fields themselves begin to meet.

Quiet. Precise. Unsettling.

Each tale asks the same question and offers no easy answer:

What if everything you thought you knew about reality was wrong?

Step beyond the verge.

You may not come back the same.