Odd Directions
Tobias Malm, The Vesper's Bell, Victor Sweetser, Kajetan Kwiatkowski, HR WelchStrange fiction from the edges of reality. Each week, we publish unsettling short stories, dark sci-fi, and uncanny glimpses into worlds that feel almost—almost—like our own. If the everyday is just a mask, these are the tales that slip beneath it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 42 | Subscribers | Read | odddirections.xyz |
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Playing Devil's Advocate
“So raise a glass to the lady who thinks she’s won the pot. I traded heaven for a hangover - it’s the only prayer I’ve got.” ~ From One Project’s cover of Love In A Bottle. The character of Sevyn was strongly based on Seti from the creepypa...
If you misbehave at Grandma’s, you have to play The Bad Game
Being the twelve year old genius that he was, my brother Christopher drew a stick figure with a giant penis in our grandmother’s guest room.
Anarchy to the Horizon-Line
Photo by Octavio Fossatti on Unsplash
Random Ronald
My name is Ronald S. Moss. I’m a forty-five-year-old senior accountant working for a large corporation in Washington, D.C. I never had a midlife crisis because my life never really shifted. The years blended together without distinct phases...
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I’m Tobias Malm, a creative enthusiast exploring writing, illustration, game development, and philosophy. Based in Stockholm, I invite you to support my work by subscribing or becoming a paid supporter on Substack!
Author of horror and weird fiction.
Writer of horror and other genres. "Occupant" with New Line Cinema. Fiction in ergot., Liminal, LampLight, and on Patreon and Substack.
I write Horror and Sci-Fi because an alien-bug-thing threatens me when I don't. Based in Vancouver, BC.
I write nonsense that will make your skin crawl.
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