Steve Goldsmith

Three disappearances. No witnesses. No explanations.A colony vanishes from the New World.A pilot dissolves into open sky.A ship drifts on calm seas—intact, abandoned, wrong.History calls them mysteries.These stories suggest something else noticed them first.The Last Known Position is a collection of literary folk horror where isolation is not an accident and landscapes are never empty. Forests w...

Every family fights.This one runs the afterlife.Heaven and Hell aren’t at war anymore.They’re just… poorly managed.Styx and Stonez—immortal twins, rival administrators, and lifelong adversaries—are responsible for keeping eternity on track.No one is in charge.Nothing is documented.And the complaints are piling up.Worse—no one remembers how the system is supposed to work.Fans of Good Om...

The Creed was born from a lie.AD 325. The Council of Nicaea.Constantine demands unity. The bishops deliver anything but.They chose the wrong scribe.Behind closed doors, there is no divine consensus.Only threats. Bargains. Quiet coercion.And ink remembers everything.As factions close in and a forbidden connection threatens to expose him, Archelaus faces an unthinkable choice:Tell the truth—and di...

He says this is his life.The problem is, it won’t stay the same.Elba Kramer is a memoir that revises itself as it goes—starting with a childhood that can’t agree on what happened.Memories contradict.Facts dissolve.The narrator insists he’s telling the truth.This time.But if every version feels real…what does “real” even mean?You won’t believe this book.You won’t be able to leave ...

Justin Case is twelve.He writes things down so they make sense.School.Rules.People.And his dreams—where everything fits a little too well.But the more Justin writes, the more things stop lining up.Memories shift.Details don’t match.And a second story begins to emerge—one that doesn't quite match the first.The question isn’t whether Justin is wrong.It’s whether everyone else is.For reader...