Amidst a strange supernatural phenomenon, an overworked editor has a chance encounter with someone he never thought he'd see again.

In the wake of a tragedy, despite wishing for death, I'd always be rejected by Thanatos. No matter what I tried, 'she' would always stop me. But why? Isn't 'she' the God of Death? I can only keep trying to solve the mysteries of life and death. Are they the reason for her rejection? Or was th...

You don't remember her name. You can recall the figments of a memory, the shapes formed by the presence of an absence, but nothing else.

What if Thanatos only calls on followers because the loneliness of their existence was too much to bear? What if Eros tries to stop them every single time, showing them they are loved but having their words and actions reverberate in the void as they fail to reach them? Is Death really all that t...

December 24th. The snow had taken the shape of the roofs it had fallen over. The weather was chilly but my living room was warm, thanks to the heater. "Sorry." Just one word sent from his LINE account. It could mean a lot of things.

After the fall, he found that he was still alive. His mind was blurry. He didn't know what occurred. All that he knew was that he was caught between Life and Death. Holding on to the string of Life, he has a choice to make. What does he choose in the end? Read this to find out.

Ayase Akaru possesses an extraordinary ability to glimpse his own future, guiding his choices in life. But when he encounters two divine beings, Thanatos and Eros, his world is turned upside down. Thanatos foretells a tragic destiny for his beloved Yumi, while Eros offers a different path to ...

A young man seduced by death has an encounter with his past and his future through an angel-like ten year old boy who may question everything in the young man's life again. A short spin-off story of the Japanese masterpiece "An Invitation from Thanatos" by Mayo Hoshino. Also inspired by the meg...

Curiosity can be a good thing. But in some circumstances, it's a bad thing. Especially when it drives a young feral child to explore a remote and sinister area of the Thai jungle...