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Canada finds herself on what may be another planet and possibly time. With no recollection of how she got there, she is faced with the very unnerving possibility she may never get back. In this unexpected quest she is thrown into, Canada has to find a way home and figure out why and how this all happened.

I offer you a richly illustrated story set in a world where characters struggle against Fate, which has laid a challenging path before them.

Lost at space with madness in the suit

Sarah is so exited. In about two hours a driver will bring her to the airport and a new chapter in her life will start. As they where in Cern, she was very impressed and is now exited, do what comes next. But as soon, as she gets a phone call, there is a twist, but which one? Did she drink too much? Did she take drugs, is she losing her mind? What is coming, she is not expecting,.....

Stella’s ordinary life takes a surreal turn when she receives a mysterious phone call—from her own number and her own voice—from the future.

When fifteen-year-old Ava Bennett is sent to spend two weeks at her grandmother’s eerie Victorian home, she expects boredom—not magic. Isolated during a fierce thunderstorm with no power and only a flickering flashlight to guide her, Ava explores the forbidden attic and discovers a strange, dust-free chest holding a leather-bound book with no title and no words—until she writes in it.

What begins as a harmless joke becomes something far more dangerous when Ava’s idle wish magically comes true. Soon, she realizes the book doesn’t just grant wishes—it takes something in return. As Ava tests the boundaries of its power, the line between fantasy and reality begins to blur. The book knows her desires... and her fears. And it’s hungry.

An improvised post-apocalyptic story, created as part of the annual drawing challenge, Inktober 2024.

The principle is simple: draw one picture a day based on a given prompt.

When exhausted ER physician Elena Reyes picks up a midnight phone call from her own number, she's not prepared for the voice on the other end. It's her—only not quite. The voice warns her not to go to work the next day, hinting at some kind of horrible event. Taking it as either a stressful meltdown or a bizarre prank, Elena hauls herself to work anyway. She gets to watch her own death in the trauma bay a few hours later.

When Lena receives a mysterious phone call from her own number, the voice on the other end reopens a childhood promise — and a grief she thought she’d buried forever.

She receives a strange phone call from her number. Is that a Meow she hears? A humorous horror story about obsession and Twin Flames.