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New short story: If You Could See What I See.
A guardian tomcat, a humming threshold, and the “Cat Protection System.”
For fans of folklore with teeth:

If You Could See What I See That “crazy cat lady” down the street does—that’s why she has twelve cats.

Hey Neighbor, Can I Borrow Your Pool?
New house, new rules, and a neighbor who doesn’t believe in swimsuits. I write smart, consent-forward erotica on Substack, and my latest drop on Black Spyder Publishing – Dark Web is a poolside slow burn with house rules, boundary tests, and summer heat. Meet Anthony and Miranda here 👇
https://open.substack.com/pub/dblkrose/p/hey-neighbor-can-i-borrow-your-pool?r=5u6fmc&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false

New house, a rule-breaking neighbor, and heat rising off the infinity edge—

The Gravity of Lust — Part I

What it’s about:
In Nadir, emotion has mass. Ari—an agent of the Order—tracks a lust singularity where a courtesan is trapped as its unwilling anchor.

Why read:
q***r dark fantasy • vivid worldbuilding • tense, elegant prose • a cliffhanger that bites.

Read:
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The Gravity of Lust - Part I In Nadir, emotions bend reality—and lust is becoming a beautiful singularity

A new drop from Dblkrose of BSP:
The Things I See on My Morning Walk → https://open.substack.com/pub/blkspyderpublishing/p/the-things-i-see-on-my-morning-walk?r=5u6fmc&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

What’s it about:
A morning route where the unreal shows up on schedule— a burning fire chief, a faceless jogger, a drowning girl who won’t be saved, a dancing mailbox— and how writing keeps the hauntings from returning.

Why you should read it:
Short, eerie, and lyrical. If you love dark fantasy and quiet horror with heart, this one will stick to your ribs.

The Things I See on My Morning Walk A morning route where the unreal shows up on schedule.

November Dread just dropped. If quiet horror is your lane, you’re my people.
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November Rain "Entropy via Rain Drop"

3 hours left—one tap to keep Baron Midnight: Unearthed in the fight

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🔗 Read now:
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He thought the top floor was his domain. Turns out, it was just a stop on the way down.

Hold That Elevator is a dark corporate horror short about power, consequence, and the express route to reckoning.
Another tale from the depths of Black Spyder Publishing.

Hold That Elevator Every Empire Ends Somewhere

👁‍🗨 “The scariest things aren’t always imaginary.”

New from Dblkrose | Black Spyder Publishing
A child’s fear. A mother’s magic.
And a shoebox full of monsters that don’t stay locked up forever.

🔗 Read now on Medium:
https://medium.blkspyder.com/the-shoebox-d172928b1a31

The Shoebox The scariest things aren’t always imaginary.

🕳️ New Drop from of 🕳️
THE SHOEBOX — When real monsters show up, the ones under your bed might be your only hope...

📖 Read it on Substack:
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🎥 Watch the narrated video version on YouTube:
https://youtu.be/iax3t5uR-8E

Childhood fears. Family magic. And the night they struck a deal.

The Shoebox (AV'ersion) The scariest things aren’t always imaginary.

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Inside the darkest prison in the system, survival isn’t a right — it’s a war.
Ceres spins. The Hollow watches.
And Wren? She’s not here to beg.
She’s here to burn it down from the inside.

Read The Hollow now on Substack.

The Hollow The Gravity Isn’t Real — The Consequences Are