The Living Room Corner

What if the corner of your living room stopped making sense? What if your nightmares became permanent? THE LIVING ROOM CORNER is psychological horror about a man learning to coexist with impossible geometry born from his anxiety. Some fears you can’t conquer—you can only accept them.The corner of Alan Beldski’s living room is impossible.The geometry is wrong. The angles don’t add up. The shadows are too deep. And worst of all—it’s spreading.What starts as a subtle distortion after weeks of vivid nightmares becomes a permanent fixture of Alan’s reality. Doctors diagnose it as a “persistent dream echo,” a rare neurological condition where dreams bleed into waking life. But when the corner begins to whisper, when shadows take shape, when something with eyes looks back at him, Alan realizes this isn’t just in his head.It’s real. It’s alive. And it’s made from his anxiety.As Alan struggles to maintain his sanity, he discovers he’s not alone. Others are experiencing their own impossible spaces—infinite staircases, basement oceans, doors that lead nowhere. Together, they form a support group for the adapted, learning to coexist with manifestations that can’t be cured, only accepted.But the phenomenon is accelerating. Corners are warping worldwide. Reality is becoming fluid. And Alan must make an impossible choice: fight to eliminate the geometric nightmares, or teach humanity to adapt before chaos consumes them all.