Something’s Not Right: A New Anthology Where Reality Begins to Unravel

There are moments when everything looks normal — but something feels wrong.

Something’s Not Right is a new anthology bringing together five unsettling stories about ordinary people whose lives begin to shift in strange, disturbing and increasingly unpredictable ways.

Across five distinct worlds, familiar situations give way to unexpected encounters, hidden dangers and realities that can no longer be trusted. Each story approaches that feeling from a different angle, but they are united by one simple idea: sometimes the most frightening moment is the one where you realise the world around you isn’t quite what you thought it was.

Five Stories. Five Different Nightmares.

Rather than following a single narrative, Something’s Not Right presents five standalone stories, allowing the anthology to explore different characters, settings and ideas while maintaining the same atmosphere of unease throughout.

Some threats are immediately visible. Others slowly reveal themselves.

And in every story, there comes a point where the characters can no longer ignore the warning signs.

The result is a collection designed for audiences who enjoy mysterious, unpredictable stories where the tension comes from never quite knowing what is waiting around the corner.

When the Familiar Becomes Unsettling

At the heart of Something’s Not Right is a feeling almost everyone recognises: the sense that something is off before you fully understand why.

A strange interaction.

An unexpected discovery.

A world that suddenly stops behaving the way it should.

By taking recognisable situations and gradually pushing them into increasingly uncomfortable territory, the anthology explores what happens when characters are forced to question their surroundings — and sometimes their own understanding of reality.

Something’s Not Right Is Out Now

Five stories.

Five unsettling journeys.

And five reasons to trust your instincts when something doesn’t feel right.

Something’s Not Right is available now.