Back roads
Places the county quit naming years ago.
Southern horror · Blue-collar weird
Some roads only look empty.
Myles Teston writes Southern roadside weird—stories about back roads, bad decisions, family ghosts, and the things waiting just past the headlights.
Night work
What clocks in after everyone else goes home.
Family ghosts
The debts, names, and hungers we inherit.
In development
The Second Shift
A man asks the thing in his house to make itself useful. It does.
A first-person possession story about exhaustion, permission, and the danger of finally getting the help you asked for.
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Ditchlight Gothic
“The ditchlight never shows you the whole thing. Just enough to know it was already there.”
Horror caught in partial illumination: work gloves on the counter, gravel under the tires, and something pale standing beyond the useful edge of the beam.
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