Horror Has an Author.
Finding Him Is Another Matter.
K.D. St.Cross writes horror in many forms, including supernatural thrillers, psychological horror, strange mysteries, and occasional works of science fiction. His stories often follow ordinary people who discover that the world is not behaving properly.
The official record, maintained with limited cooperation by the Editor.
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See You Next Tuesday at the Hellshine Lounge
Everyone is welcome. Not everyone leaves unchanged.
The Hellshine Lounge attracts people carrying secrets, regrets, dangerous ambitions, and problems that followed them in from somewhere else. Inside, the impossible is treated as a minor inconvenience, the drinks are poured without judgment, and every visitor eventually receives exactly what they deserve.
See You Next Tuesday at the Hellshine Lounge is a collection of interconnected dark tales blending supernatural horror, strange encounters, dry humor, and unexpected humanity. The book is available now on Amazon.
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The Fence by the Hellshine Lounge
A recurring dream. A forgotten place. A fence that should not exist.
A psychological supernatural mystery involving dreams, memory, identity, buried secrets, and the danger of discovering that your own mind has been keeping something from you.
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The Echo of My Desire
Some gifts should remain undiscovered.
Dorian has always known there is something different about him. As his hidden abilities surface, they offer temptation, influence, and dangerous power. Every use leaves a mark, and something has begun paying attention.
FROM THE ARCHIVE
More Manuscripts Have Arrived
K.D. recently dropped off a box of manuscripts. He provided no inventory, no suggested publication order, and no useful explanation of where several of the documents had been. The Editor is currently sorting, cataloguing, and preparing selected works for future release.
Who Is K.D. St.Cross?
K.D. St.Cross is a horror author. Beyond that, the record becomes unreliable.
There are photographs, although none show his face clearly. There are reported sightings, although several place him in different cities on the same evening.
The Editor can confirm that K.D. exists. The Editor would prefer not to discuss how confidently.
Alleged Sightings
A figure in a fedora outside a roadside motel. A man leaving a railway platform before sunrise. A silhouette reflected in the window of a closed bar. The photographs remain inconclusive.
Editor’s Dispatches
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The Books Are Real.
The manuscripts keep appearing.
The Editor is doing the best he can.