When Reality Tears

Terrifying Tales of Horror, Science Fiction, and the Supernatural

By: Ross Tyson, Velox Books

Narrated by: Sean "DrC" Cordry

WARNING TO THE LISTENER

This collection contains seventeen documented cases of reality breakdown.

Symptoms reported include:

• Hallucinating celestial beings during lunar eclipses.
• Discovering structures with impossible geometry.
• Experiencing temporal anomalies in Civil War battlefields.
• Encountering glitching apparitions in seemingly mundane surroundings.
• Witnessing transformations of loved ones after contact with fallen stars.
• The disturbing realization that ancient gods lurk in the ocean depths.

Reddit NoSleep phenomenon Ross Tyson has compiled these accounts at great personal risk. Listening to this collection may result in nightmares, paranoia, and permanent alterations to your perception of reality.

©2025 Ross Tyson (P)2025 Velox Books

Horror short stories

When Reality Tears by Ross Tyson and Velox Books is a great horror supernatural Science Fiction short stories. Sean “DrC” Cordry did a great job with the narration. The short stories are interesting, horrifying, thrilling, exciting, and more. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend.

Chilling and entertaining collection!

When Reality Tears by Ross Tyson
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This is a creepy and exciting collection of 17 horror, science fiction and supernatural stories.
This collection of short stories encompasses a wide range of entertainment and terror!

I enjoyed most of the stories, but my favorites are:
• Strays
• House of the Lord
• Hell Hole
• Technically, Haunted
• Waves
• Movie Night
• When the Light Leaves Us
• Night Shift
• Run Through the Jungle

I listened to the audio and the narration was excellent! I enjoy listening to audio versions of short stories. It enhances the excitement of the stories for me.

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Fantastic

This was a great listen. Filled with awesome shorts. Of course some stories were better then others and I definitely have my favorites but I see this as being as easy relisten.

I couldn’t get into this

His voice was just bad and slightly annoying. I felt like Linda Belcher was reading me a bedtime story