About Fictus Veritas

Drago Blackenwald is a reclusive and enigmatic figure whose tales twist the fabric of reality and nightmare into seamless, haunting prose. 

Drawing inspiration from forgotten rituals, apocryphal texts, and the eerie silences between thunderclaps, Blackenwald’s stories echo with the voices of things long buried — or never meant to be found. His readers often describe his work as beautiful, disturbing, and unshakably true, as if he’s not inventing horror, but remembering it.

Walter Dean Kilroy is a meticulous chronicler of humanity’s darkest impulses, known for his unnerving ability to slip into the minds of killers with dispassionate precision. A former criminal profiler turned author, Kilroy writes with the steady hand of a man who has stood at the edge of horror and taken careful notes. His books are dense with detail, yet disturbingly readable — clinical dissections of real-life atrocities that reveal not just what happened, but why. Eschewing sensationalism, Kilroy’s voice is cold, calm, and almost hypnotic, drawing readers deep into the psychological shadows most would rather avoid. To read Kilroy is to understand evil not as myth, but as method.

Isabelle Hart writes the kind of love stories that linger long after the final page — tender, aching, and filled with quiet magic. With a deep affection for handwritten letters, rainy afternoons, and forgotten love songs, Isabelle brings a timeless warmth to every story she tells. Her novels often center on second chances, slow-burning chemistry, and the hidden beauty of ordinary lives, woven through with lyrical prose and emotionally rich characters. Readers come to her for the romance, but stay for the hope — that love, in all its forms, is worth waiting for. With each book, Hart reminds us that sometimes, the softest stories cut the deepest.