MEOW (en Inglés) - Brian Edlin

Some mirrors don’t show you who you are. They show you what’s been waiting behind you.

In the town of Beth Haven, Edward has learned not to ask questions - especially not about the police dragging townspeople into the woods at night. But when he follows them, he finds an abandoned cabin holding a forbidden book, a cracked mirror, an old woman with burning red eyes... and a black kitten that is no kitten at all.

The thing in the glass follows him home. It travels through reflections - a diner window, a hospital waiting room - and it has chosen him. "You brought me home," it whispers. Edward shatters the mirror, but some things can’t be broken. In a roadside motel, his own reflection smiles back wrong.

And on a deserted highway, the old woman steps from the dark with a final offer: one life. His - or someone else’s.

MEOW is a supernatural horror novella about the evil that hides in plain sight, the price of looking away, and the reflections we can never outrun. For fans of Paul Tremblay’s A Head Full of Ghosts and Catriona Ward’s The Last House on Needless Street.