Index of Errata is an independent fiction publication featuring original short stories and narratives set within a shared universe. It exists now, has always existed, and yet never did.

Here, every story stands on its own, yet forms part of a greater architecture. These narratives traverse forgotten folklore that died generations ago and impossible places that defy all evidence. They document unexplained incidents remembered differently by the masses, delve into psychological horror and conspiracies, capture quiet moments where reality fractures, or simply examine the mundane inevitability of daily life.

There is no single genre here, only one guiding principle: if a story lingers long after you’ve finished reading it, it deserves to be told.

I started this publication in the midst of what I thought was resentment for the publishing industry in the middle of 2025. I wanted an entity I was in complete control of. It started with an itch for a project that could exist wholly on its own terms; a space that doesn’t conform to a single genre, but instead breaches literary conventions to become its own creature.

And so Index of Errata was born. A place where original stories exist without limitation, accessible to anyone who stumbles here. If you are looking for narratives that make you feel something you haven’t felt in a long time, or simply feel anything at all, this publication is your escape.

It remains, and perhaps always will be, a shot in the dark. Whether this publication exists for a few weeks, years, or beyond my lifetime, I am here to do what I love, and hopefully alter the trajectory of a few lives in the process.