What if losing your mind was the first sign you were finally seeing reality clearly?
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Dark queer supernatural psychological thriller
Print & ebook release
November 20, 2026
Audiobook coming later.
About Fractured
Cal has spent years medicating the parts of himself that never quite fit reality. When he stops, reality starts answering back.
What begins as an apparent psychological breakdown pulls him into a hidden world of fractured souls, impossible abilities, angels, pharmaceutical conspiracies—and the terrifying possibility that he isn't losing his mind at all.
From the world of Fractured
Open the cover. Turn the pages. Explore four illustrated spreads from Jade’s journal, including the creatures and forces within the world of Fractured.
Use the arrows or swipe sideways. Open full size to explore every handwritten detail.
Feeds on the help you could have given. Every time you turn away, it grows.
The leash has no owner.
A debt collector. He comes for the bloodline.
Mirror merchant?
The Weaver: Feeds on the need to be chosen. It never takes. It offers. Being obeyed is not being loved.
The Ventriloquist: Its deals aren’t false. They’re just never paid off.
The Mourner: Feeds on grief, and everything you swallowed instead of saying.
The Hoarder: Feeds on what you won’t let go of.
Think of a Feeder like an idea. Feed it and it grows.
They can’t break the Veil themselves. They wait for a crack.
They ride people who never know they’re carrying one.
They feed on fear, shame, grief, want.
Look for the thread. There is always a thread.
A shell is not a person. But someone used to live there.
Hollowed.
Occupied: Their color doesn’t leak.
Feral: What’s left turns on itself.
Human: Veil intact. Believes every thought is their own.
Fractured: Something tears the Veil. Light leaks out.
Hollowing: Giving themselves away a little every day.
Hollowed: No one home. Looks human. Feels like nothing.
Occupied: Something moved into the empty room.
Hollowed first. Then occupied. Never the other way around.
Wound → Give → Empty → Move in → Feed.
Signs: Your own voice, saying things you didn’t mean. Feelings that aren’t yours. Gaps in memory. The same numbers, over and over. A voice that swears it’s on your side.
They can only take what is freely given.
The clever ones don’t come as monsters.
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