Three complete stories open now
The public reading room is open
Some doors openwhen you answer.
Three complete nightmares from DO NOT ANSWER THEM are now free to read. The remaining stories will cross the threshold as BREAK PAST HQ builds the written, audio, and cinematic editions.
Three complete stories · Fictional house authors · Honest AI-assisted disclosure
Owner-narrated audio in production
Cinematic adaptations follow the voice
20Stories in the complete collection
3Stories open now
60,416Manuscript words
280Verified print pages
The first doors
Read them with the lights on.
Each story begins with its fictional house author—portrait, biography, and disclosure included. No hidden identities. No rights-grab theater. Just the nightmare and the world around it.
Complete story · Arden Vale
The Voice in the Attic
It knew which memories belonged to her. It did not know why.
Read this nightmare →Complete story · Mara Voss
The Last Message
The voicemail arrived three days after the caller was buried.
Read this nightmare →Complete story · Liora Crane
What the Well Called Back
The warning was only bait. The well wanted them to say a name.
Read this nightmare →The collection is larger than the doorway
Three stories are public. Seventeen are still waiting.
The complete collection remains preserved as a 280-page edition. New releases will arrive deliberately while narration and film production develop from the same source.
A publishing house built by proving it first
Bring us a world. Keep your name on it.
BREAK PAST HEADQUARTERS is open to writers, narrators, filmmakers, and multidisciplinary creators who want their work treated like a profession.
Membership is free. Optional services are clearly priced, and creators keep their copyright.
No legal fog. No trapdoor clauses. Permission applies only to the exact work, formats, places, and time agreed to in plain English.
Request founding membershipCreators keep copyright
No ownership grab disguised as opportunity.
Video stays link-only
Filmmakers keep their files and control their channels.
AI stays visible
Fictional personas and AI-assisted work are disclosed honestly.