29 Grim Tales for a Rainy Night An illustrated anthology of psychological horror where fear doesn't scream-it whispers. There are terrors that don't hide under the bed, but behind a smile, inside a routine, or in a truth that quietly bleeds. I wrote these tales over more than a decade, trying to give words to nightmares that refused to fade. Some were born from dreams, others from silence, many from the need to make sense of pain. Today I share them with you, so they can haunt your night as well. You won't find only ghosts or creatures here. The truly macabre lives in modern anxieties, the guilt we swallow, the contradictions we pretend not to see. Unsettling stories that may follow you long after you close the book. Inside, you'll find... - An artist who sells his first painting...and learns the exact price of death (3460). - A perfect woman who appears out of nowhere-and after her gaze, every child in a quiet town vanishes (Elise). - A being trapped in a universe of reflections, where the mirror doesn't copy... it spies (mirror │ mirror). - A man content with his routine...until he discovers his whole life was a sentence served in silence (hell?). - A humanity that mistakes salvation for submission, and ends up worshiping archangels who do not forgive (Eternal Darkness). - A scientist who, after a blow to the head, begins to see floating vampires that feed not on blood, but on memories (About Vampires and Lesions). - And twenty-three more tales that are not designed to help you sleep. Why this book is for you Because you don't need four hundred pages to lose sleep. Because each story is a different trap: some twist your mind, others hit your gut. Because it includes original, hand-drawn illustrations by Andrea García Enríquez that turn symbolic horror into images you won't want to look at twice. Because there are hidden messages and three secret stories that only a few will find. Perfect for fans of psychological horror, dark illustrated fiction, and anthologies that refuse to soften the blow. If you've ever felt strange in your own reflection, if you've ever felt fear without quite knowing why...this book is for you. Do you dare to step through this door? I can't promise you'll be able to close it after. Because real horror doesn't need a mask.