During the Edo period of Hiroshima, Japan. Eikichi Suou, a noble and humble samurai, fought alongside his fellow warriors as they battled to prevent the corrupt organisation that called themselves "The Cult of Izanami". During their harrowing journey to war, Eikichi's group was ambushed and ki...

Its all about a boy being bullied until he got amnesia. The bullying slowly died down.

"Delve into the chilling tale of four students who dare to join the mysterious Occult Club. As they receive creepy calls from strangers trapped in their own horrific experiences, they must attempt to retell these terrifying stories. Will they uncover the truth behind these gruesome tales, or will...

Note: This novel is currently only available in Indonesian. An English version is not yet available. However, the prologue is available in both Indonesian and English. Aoyama Rinne, a girl who loves writing, loses everything in a mysterious accident. Before losing consciousness, she sees a str...

In 1911, Germany, Silas Beaumont, a sharp financial expert from France, works at Schwarzer Gulden Finanz, bound to ledgers and balance sheets, which lull him into complacency. This comfort shatters when he is summoned from his office for a chilling task: investigating the disappearance of acc...

Kaito Haruki, a mentalist prodigy, has spent his life exploiting his ability as a charlatan, deceiving the rich and gullible in exchange for an easy life full of money. But one unexpected day, he is kidnapped by a shadowy organization that gives him an ultimatum: join them or be discarded. Trapp...

Do Not Read This Journal is a dark fantasy short story inspired by the Western Cape of South Africa, blending gothic horror and psychological suspense.

"What if a boy and a ghost girl stumbled into awkwardness together?"

The apocalypse went surprisingly smooth, turns out we actually know how to survive on this floating rock. No one knows what exactly started the apocalypse. Was it the gradually worsening world economics? Was it the climate gradually reaching its pollution limit? Or perhaps the supernatural ...