Three Tales of Terror

THE THIRTEENTH HARVEST A Small Town Births the End of the World In a sun-blasted rural town in the deep south, Noah Crowe turns thirteen, and the world quietly slips off its hinges. Born as the Antichrist, Noah is not a tragic figure but an "empty vessel waiting for a match," possessing a flat, cold expanse where love and remorse should be. As he enters adolescence, a series of escalating "accidents" and supernatural phenomena-melting stained glass, reversed tides, and mass hallucinations-begin to plague the town and the globe. THE BACK ROOM OPENS A Father's Hell, A Daughter's Sacrifice In a quiet Australian cul-de-sac, Daniel Harker's obsession with his own creative failure turns his back room into a living wound. Feeding his self-loathing, Daniel inadvertently transforms into a "living hinge"-a portal for demons to pour into the physical world. As the neighbourhood rots and neighbours are grotesquely slaughtered, Daniel's seventeen-year-old daughter, Emily, becomes the anchor for the story's emotional tragedy. BLOOD INK IN THE HOLLOW HOUSE A Demonic Book, A Broken Boy, And The Night Everyone Died Seeking a thrill, fifteen-year-old best friends Ethan and Kai sneak into the "Hollow House," a rotting mansion on an Australian ridge. Inside, they discover a thick, black volume filled with illustrations of nightmare creatures. When Ethan accidentally bleeds on the pages and Kai reads the text aloud, they unwittingly activate a demonic catalogue that brings every horror within its pages to life.