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Kafkaesque Horror is what happens when the monster isn't in the dark—it's in the process.

In this unnerving collection of modern nightmares, ordinary people discover that the systems meant to serve them have developed appetites of their own. A customer support rep can't close a ticket that keeps reopening under the name "USER." A man receives a demand letter ordering him to apologize for an offense no one will name. A new hire enters a glass-and-steel tower where exits are "permissioned," and every staircase leads to more floors, more policies, more smiling faces that don't blink.

The rules are always clear—until you follow them.
The forms are always available—until you need them.
The verdict is always decided—until you understand why.

Each story tightens like a noose made of checkboxes, hold music, rubber stamps, and cheerful corporate language. The punishment is never fire and brimstone. It's processing times. It's compliance metrics. It's "Please rephrase." It's being told, with perfect politeness, that your life cannot continue until your documentation matches your existence.

Inside you'll find:

Sentient workflows that schedule your sleep—and penalize you for missing it Apologies demanded without crime, guilt issued without facts Architecture that behaves like HR policy, hallways that enforce "retention" Records that don't describe reality—they create it Courts that assign your confession when you refuse to give one

Kafkaesque Horror blends psychological dread, bureaucratic absurdity, and morbid surrealism into stories that feel uncomfortably close to real life—until they step one inch past it… and the floor drops away.

If you love horror that creeps under your skin because it sounds plausible, open the file.

Just don't expect it to close.