The Cemetery That Knows Your Name

Some cemeteries hold the dead.This one rearranges them.At the edge of a quiet town lies a cemetery that never looks the same two nights in a row. Headstones shift. Graves rotate. Names appear where no one remembers being buried.Thomas Reddick has been the caretaker for sixteen years. He knows every plot, every path, every stone—until the cemetery begins correcting him.First, the graves move.Then the names change.Then the town starts forgetting the people who once lived there.As the burial ground reorganizes itself with deliberate precision, Thomas realizes the truth too late: the cemetery isn’t disturbed—it’s cataloguing. And it has begun preparing a place for someone who hasn’t died yet.The living are not exempt.They’re just waiting their turn.A slow-burn, atmospheric horror novella steeped in psychological dread and supernatural tension, perfect for readers who prefer quiet terror over gore.Perfect for fans of:Creeping, atmospheric horrorSupernatural mysteriesPsychological thrillersShort, unsettling reads that linger