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Eerie Lullaby. A Dark & Disturbing Flash Fiction Anthology
J. Rocky Colavito;Kevin David Anderson;Andrea Tillmanns (Author) · Independently published · Paperback
Hush now, dear reader-prepare to cry,
This book was never meant to please.
Here mothers fail, and babies die;
Turn back if you're unready for unease.
- Dakria, Editor
Eerie Lullaby is a dark horror anthology that dares to disturb and unsettle.
Published by WATG Press, this collection gathers bold voices in contemporary horror fiction, psychological horror, and disturbing dark literature. These stories do not whisper comfort; they hum with unease. They move through grief, obsession, childhood fears, emotional decay, and the quiet horror hidden inside ordinary lives.
From subtle dread to deeply unsettling terror, Eerie Lullaby explores the fragile line between innocence and corruption, tenderness and cruelty, sleep and nightmare. Each tale is crafted to create atmosphere, tension, and psychological disturbance. This is literary horror for readers who crave intensity, darkness, and emotional depth.
Kevin David Anderson - Andrea Tillmanns - J. Rocky Colavito - Norbert Góra - Amber Willis - Robert Hanover - Hannah Moore - Adam DelRey - Ryan Colley - Charlotte Poitras - Sarah Chamberlain - Maxim Volk - Alec Crews - Kevin Ground - Mark Szasz - Dylan Demasi - Marianne Kuzimski - Katara J. Z. - Rich McFarlin - Nelly Shulman - Cheryl J. Brown
Edited by Dakria
WATG Press is committed to publishing fiction that embraces unease rather than comfort. This collection reflects that vision fully.
Content Warning:
This anthology contains disturbing themes and may include references to death (including child death), grief, loss, psychological trauma, emotional distress, and other dark subject matter. Reader discretion is advised.
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