The Endless Green by Olaf Krätke – A Nightmare Between Nature and Psyche
Olaf Krätke’s The Endless Green is a disturbing, masterfully composed narrative that pulls the reader into a vortex of psychological horror and surreal metaphor. Krätke’s style echoes the dark works of Shirley Jackson or Stephen King, yet he creates something uniquely his own: an eerie symbiosis of nature mysticism and technological menace that gets under your skin. The Endless Green is more than just a horror story. It’s a literary exploration of power, guilt, and the fragility of the human psyche, wrapped in a plot that expands like a living organism, ensnaring the reader. Krätke proves that horror can be intellectually demanding—and leaves us with one haunting question: How long could we survive in this greenhouse?
Rating: ★★★★★ – An absolute must for fans of psychological horror. One can only hope Krätke expands this into a full-length novel.
 
31 pages, various illustrations, PDF - File