Prisoners of the Devil Rig: Supernatural sci-fi thriller short stories to corrupt your perceptions, awaken imagination, and haunt you

Get Ready for a Mind-Bending Ride! Five Twisted Tales from the Other Side!
If you could commission me to write a story just for you, what would it be about?
Before you answer, read the rest of this blurb—you may find I’ve already entered your mind.

So what happens when my ordinary moments give birth to extraordinary tales?
Here are five twisted visions where reality fractures, and my possible bleeds through:

A beef-eating cowboy reborn as a trembling calf in a farm factory.
Prisoners trapped on an oil rig, conspiring to escape their rusted, floating purgatory.
A clan of cynical patriots helping a restless ghost reclaim her stolen bones.
A little girl’s fantasy sparks an alien’s existential crisis about the purpose of life.
A prince’s hunger for forbidden meat forces a choice darker than the hunger itself.

Five stories seeded by a stray suggestion, an innocuous classic, a dismissive email—those stubborn “what ifs” that refused to die in my mind.

In this collection, sanity is optional. Memory deceives and confuses. Identity mutates like smoke in shifting light.

These aren’t just stories—they’re psychological experiments dressed in scientific and supernatural skin. Think Black Mirror colliding head-on with The Twilight Zone, under the shadow of cosmic horror and human fragility.

Perfect for readers who crave:
Mind-bending sci-fi rooted in raw emotion.
Supernatural tales that question the very fabric of reality.
Psychological thrillers that linger long after you finish reading.
Stories that twist the mundane into something magnificent—and terrifying.

A warning: Once you cross these thresholds, they will haunt you.

For admirers of Rod Serling, Philip K. Dick, and Jordan Peele—and for anyone curious (or brave enough) to wander inside the restless imagination of an imaginative storyteller.

Now back to you:
So if I could write a story only for you, what “what if” would it be about?