"There are places where reality thins like old fabric, and if you press your ear to the tear, you can hear something breathing on the other side. It's patient, curious, and older than the dark.”

As founder and curator of Lacandon Jungle Press, D. William Graves writes dark fiction rooted in obsession, memory, and the fragile boundary between reason and the unseen. His work blends literary horror with psychological descent, often drawing inspiration from history, myth, and the strange patterns that emerge when fact begins to fracture.

Some writers chase trends. Others follow what hums beneath the surface. Graves’ stories are drawn from the darker corners of the archive, where questions linger longer than answers.