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The Hollow Man
Paperback
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 8 2025
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.46
Height: 0.32 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The Hollow Man
A Novel by Philip Stengel
In the fog-choked town of Blackridge, the legends are older than the buildings-and far more dangerous. When a group of high school friends perform a ritual at a condemned asylum, their offerings-objects steeped in personal trauma-awaken something ancient and hollow, a vessel shaped by suffering and sustained by grief.
What begins as a dare becomes a shared nightmare. One by one, the friends are stalked by the entity they summoned, its presence seeping into their homes, their memories, and their sanity. The Hollow Man does not haunt buildings. He haunts people.
This slow-burn supernatural horror novel blends psychological dread with paranormal terror, exploring themes of identity erosion, inherited trauma, and the consequences of opening doors that should stay shut. Rich in atmospheric tension and emotional weight, The Hollow Man delivers a haunting, character-driven descent into the void.
For readers of Paul Tremblay, Jennifer McMahon, and House of Leaves-this is grief horror at its most intimate and terrifying.
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