After the death of his older brother, Jack Hadley moves to a remote cabin in the Oregon wilderness to spend his time in mourning. Surrounded by forest, the closest house is over a mile away, and Jack thinks he is in complete seclusion.
When he returns home to the cabin one day to find a crude symbol drawn on his front door, he doesn't know what to think. Out here he is all alone - he thinks.
But something is lurking in the forest, a creature waiting in the dark, something conjured up from the darkness of his nightmares... And it's watching him.
Includes a bonus, 2000-word short story, 'Incarnations of Impossible Men', that inspired Dead Forest.
Dead Forest is a one-off short horror story by Will Hawthorne, author of The Haunting of Layton Manor.
Will Hawthorne spent most of his younger years writing the first pages of hundreds of stories before giving up on them and starting the next one.
One day he decided to start writing about the things that scared him most; the haunted corners of strange places, the darkest nightmares that we experience, and the unknown nature of the future.