Today’s the day.

Eye See You, the new horror anthology from TiF Press, is officially out now on Amazon and other major retailers.

Inside these pages, you’ll find unsettling tales, creeping dread, psychological terror, and the kind of stories that linger long after the final sentence. This anthology brings together voices that explore fear from every angle — the intimate, the uncanny, and the outright horrifying. They’ll leave you wondering, who’s watching you. 👁️

Special thanks to the judges, and as well as the cover artist, ! And of course, to the 18 brave souls who dared to dream that they would one day see their name in an anthology and trusted TiF Press to do it for them:

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So, whether you love slow-burn suspense, disturbing twists, or nightmare fuel that keeps you awake at 2 a.m., Eye See You was made for horror readers who want something that sticks.

👁️ Grab your PRINT copy today: (click the relevant link below)
Amazon US / Amazon UK
Barnes & Noble
Bookshop.org
Walmart.com

👁️ Grab your EBOOK copy today: (click link below)
TiF Press Shop

👁️ You can also add the book to your Goodreads here.

If you pick up a copy, we’d love your support through reviews, ratings, and shares. Every bit helps independent horror thrive.

Thank you for continuing to support Top in Fiction and TiF Press. Projects like this exist because of readers like you.

Stay strange,
Erica 👁️
Top in Fiction / TiF Press

Today, I’m thrilled to reveal the Table of Contents for Eye See You. 👁️

These are the writers who answered the call to explore the strange territory between seeing and being seen.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Fae Eyes — Katharine Kapodistria

2. The Space Where Something Should Be — A.P. Murphy

3. Once They See You — Jessica Maison

4. The Eyes of God — Ian Patterson

5. Eye See More! — Maryellen Brady

6. Your Lying Eyes — Sean Nordquist

7. Portrait Unfinished — K. R. Cauldwell

8. Blindsight — Layne Mercer

9. Reflections — Ken Flyingheart

10. They Came in the Night — Maximilian Siddell

11. A Routine Procedure — Rosie Bannerman

12. Little Eyes Everywhere — Bri Heron

13. The Eyes of the World — Daniel O’Donnell

14. See You Again — Bradley Ramsey

15. In His Sights — Mina Howell

16. Symmetry Breaking — T.S. Ryker

17. Borrowed Sight — Heather Patton

18. Solanine — Garen Glazier

19. Memento Mori — Erica L. Drayton

Each story offers a different kind of gaze — a mirror, a camera, a god, a memory that won’t look away.

In the coming weeks, I’ll be highlighting some of these authors and sharing short excerpts. You’ll see how beautifully (and eerily) these voices fit together.

For now, think of every story in Eye See You as a reflection of its reader, too.

Designed by , this artwork captures the core of the anthology: that uneasy feeling of being seen, even when you’re alone. The muted tones, the sharpness of the gaze, the balance between beauty and dread — it’s everything we hoped it would be.

When I first saw this concept, I felt that quiet shiver you get when something looks back. It was the moment I knew: this was the right face for our collection.

THE CONCEPTS

A.C. was amazing to work with. Within just a few hours after our initial conversation she emailed me with some cover ideas she was envisioning for the Eye See You covers! And she couldn’t have nailed what I was thinking about any better than if I had done this exercise myself.

THE THUMBNAILS

It was just days later when I received the below thumbnails for cover options! I couldn’t believe the treasure trove of possibilities for a cover I hadn’t really given much thought about…until now…

NARROWING IT DOWN

I couldn’t spend my days staring at all 8 to choose my favorite. I had to really narrow it down! So, I chose 4 that I really liked for various reasons. Truthfully, I loved them all, but a decision had to be made and I had to be the one to make it.

THE TIMELINE

• 10/12/25 - Asked about the cover / received some ideas for what the cover could look like from A.C.

• 10/22/25 - Received 8 thumbnails

• 10/25 - 11/6 - We worked on the cover I landed on to get it perfect. Such as adding what the back cover and spine would look like.

Eye See You (A Horror Anthology) will be available March 13, but this is only the beginning. Soon, I’ll share the full table of contents — a lineup of writers whose work is just as haunting as this image.

Until then… don’t blink. 👁️

Some glances linger too long. Some eyes see what they shouldn’t. And some visions refuse to be forgotten.

Over the past year, a group of writers and I have been crafting something special — something uncanny, unsettling, and strangely beautiful.

It’s called Eye See You, an anthology of short fiction that peers into what it means to watch and be watched. Each story explores perception, obsession, and the power of sight — literal, spiritual, or otherwise.

Over the next few months, I’ll be revealing more: the cover, the lineup of authors, and some glimpses from within the book itself.

For now, consider this your first warning.

“The eye is open. Are you looking back?”

Follow here on Substack — and on Threads or Instagram (@TiF_Press) — to stay updated as Eye See You comes into focus.

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