In Oslo, the November cold is not just weather-it is a physical entity that bites the skin and hides what breathes beneath the ice. City Horror Stories: Oslo is a visceral anthology of ten standalone chilling tales that dissect the most iconic corners of the Norwegian capital, transforming its pristine tourist postcards into landscapes of raw, psychological, and supernatural terror. In this collection, you won't find flawless heroes or easy resolutions. Its protagonists are real, flawed people consumed by exhaustion, ambition, or routine, who are suddenly pushed to the other side of reality's veil. Follow a night curator who discovers the Vigeland Monolith demands human sacrifices to maintain its structure. Descend into the damp blackness of Akershus Fortress, where a young maid confronts skinless entities forgotten among the rust and salt of 1899. Walk the spotless marble of the Opera House, unaware of the mortar of drowned souls sustaining its foundations in the fjord. Experience the paranoid dread of watching a doppelgänger usurp your life and marriage in a picturesque Damstredet garden. From the claustrophobic two-dimensionality of an unreleased Munch painting to botanical nightmares and subterranean cults singing in Old Norse. City Horror Stories: Oslo dives relentlessly into dark folklore, cosmic dread, and urban monstrosities. A read that proves the worst horrors don't always make a sound; sometimes, they simply wait for you in the silence of the snow. Step inside at your own risk. The journey to oblivion has no stops.