Whispers in the Fog

Hollowridge is a town hidden in the fog where no one is forced to stay—and almost no one leaves.

When Mara arrives, she finds warmth, safety, and people who seem strangely content. The fog doesn't chase her. The town doesn't lie. It simply offers rest, slowly taking away fear, memory, and desire in exchange.

As Mara resists the town's gentle pull, she becomes an anomaly: someone who stays without settling, who remembers without belonging. But in a place built on quiet acceptance, even resistance has consequences.

A slow-burning work of literary psychological horror, Whispers in the Fog explores the cost of comfort, the danger of forgetting what we want, and the unease of a place that feels like home—until you realize you no longer remember how to leave.