Where the Streetlight Ends

Where The Streetlight Ends is an illustrated horror anthology that reimagines the nostalgic terror of 90s "gateway horror" for the digital age. Written by Bradley Butts, this collection of ten original short stories explores the liminal spaces where safety fades into the unknown.

Blending old-school folklore with contemporary anxieties, the anthology features tales such as "The Filter," where a beauty app physically reshapes the user's face, and "The Doodle," in which a bored student’s drawing gains malevolent sentience. Other stories explore themes of mimics in the Appalachian woods and dark web games that bleed into reality.

Each story is accompanied by a full-page, black-and-white illustration, creating an atmospheric reading experience designed for Young Adult and Adult horror fans alike.