About this work
He was brilliant once. A scholar. A prodigy. A man who trusted his own mind more than anything else. Then came the diagnosis. First dementia. Then paranoia. Then hallucinations. Then the certainty that something was inside his house. Doors open after being locked. Scratching sounds move beneath the bed. A pale girl appears where no child should be. The shadows answer his fear. As his journal entries unravel, the question becomes impossible to avoid: Is his mind collapsing, or has something from Faustmoore followed him home? Diary Of A Failing Mind is a found-journal psychological horror story from the Faustmoore series, published under the Dark Oasis line of experimental dark fiction. For adult readers only. Contains mental deterioration, paranoia, hallucinations, supernatural dread, grief, suicidal ideation, disturbing imagery, and mature themes. Reader discretion is strongly advised.
Where this work fits
This compact release is part of my short-fiction catalog spanning suspense, speculative fiction, horror, mythology, drama, and experimental ideas. Each story also serves as a snapshot of my creative development.
Readers can explore the Short Stories collection for more standalone entry points or move into the longer novels and connected worlds when they want a broader journey.
- Category
- Short Stories
- Series
- Dark Oasis
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