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Six stories.
Six ways reality fails.

Every Julian Korcha book stands alone. Start with the premise that bothers you most.

Cover of The Dead Line by Julian Korcha

Supernatural horror · A one-evening novella

The Dead Line

Emily Vance buys an old rotary phone at an estate sale. With no phone line connected, it rings. The caller is dead.

haunted objectgriefquiet dread
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Cover of The Seventh Day by Julian Korcha

Psychological horror · A standalone novel

The Seventh Day

On death row, the warden offers every inmate the same deal: survive his story, and walk free.

death rowcosmic dreadhigh concept
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Cover of The Discrepancy by Julian Korcha

Reality-bending thriller · A standalone novel

The Discrepancy

Nelson stares at a framed photograph of himself and his wife in Paris. He remembers Venice. Everyone else insists it was Paris.

altered memoriesMandela Effectparanoia
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Cover of The Mission Folder by Julian Korcha

Psychological thriller · A standalone novella

The Mission Folder

Combat veteran James Runner cannot find peace at home. Then a violent break-in makes him feel normal for the first time since the war.

moral ambiguityveteran protagonistslow collapse
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Cover of Every Story Demands an Ending by Julian Korcha

Literary supernatural thriller · A standalone novel

Every Story Demands an Ending

An antique typewriter gives failed novelist Daniel Ashford the bestseller he could never write. Then a real murder matches his pages exactly.

cursed objectwriters in dangermetafiction
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Cover of The Anchor by Julian Korcha

Metaphysical thriller · A standalone novel

The Anchor

Brain surgery leaves Michael Foster with déjà vu from lives he never lived. When disaster strikes his family, the defect may be their only hope.

parallel livesfamily stakesexistential unease
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