Peer through the keyhole and you’ll see a mysterious dinner party with a sickening twist; a woman’s intense new relationship with a single father and his strangely shy daughter; the rediscovered journals of a famous artist with a singular obsession who disappeared in suspicious circumstances; a family driven to desperation by the impossible appearance of nonsensical notes; and a seemingly happily married couple driven to the edge of despair by a neighbour’s crying baby.

Set in houses that should provide protection but instead turn on their inhabitants, places of safety invaded without warning, and familiar landscapes that gradually change beyond recognition, ‘Make a Home of Me’ is about all the ways in which our sanctuaries can turn into foreign places, casting us as strangers as we roam the halls. The stories in ‘Make a Home of Me’ are unsettling and distinct, introducing a fresh new voice in the horror landscape.

Lock up when you’re done…