“Redfall” is the kind of story that creeps under your skin and lingers long after the final page. E.M. Peck crafts an atmosphere thick with dread, where the setting feels like a living, breathing character—dark, moody, and steeped in secrets. The imagery alone is haunting; you can almost smell the damp earth and hear the silence just before something terrible moves in the shadows.What truly stands out is Peck’s ability to balance slow-burn suspense with gut-punch moments of horror.

If you love horror that blends cosmic dread with intimate human collapse, Redfall is a masterclass. It’s eerie, fragmented, and deeply effective; an unsettling trip through the places in ourselves we’d rather not look.

"You know who we are. You've always known. We are The Empty. The hole in the center. The gaping rift."

This collection of interconnected horror short stories revolves around a malign supernatural (possibly cosmic) entity known as The Empty. This otherworldly force drives the characters to commit all sorts of heinous acts against themselves and others in the name of vengeance, lust, hate, jealousy etc...all the good stuff basically.

Highly recommend! PS My favourite story is The Chair!