When a catastrophic accident at Brookhaven National Laboratory tears a hole in the fabric of reality, Long Island Memorial Hospital becomes ground zero for something far worse than any medical emergency. The wounded scientists flooding the ER bring more than injuries with them — they bring the power to make belief real. Every fear, every faith, every delusion harbored by the hospital's staff begins to bleed into the world around them.
Veda Choudhary is a custodian who doesn't believe in God, ghosts, or anything she can't mop up. That makes her the only sane person in a building rapidly coming apart at the seams — and possibly the only one who can stop it. Marcus Albright is the hospital's brilliant, sociopathic star surgeon, a man whose god complex was always going to be dangerous. In a world where belief reshapes reality, he becomes something genuinely divine. And he has plans.
PRAISE FOR LONG ISLAND MEMORIAL
"A hospital 'Die Hard' from hell crossed with John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness, this is a philosophically fascinating and endlessly creative descent into utter depravity and terror whose horrific tableaus will rob you of your sanity, if you're lucky. Masterful, ambitious, unmissable horror."
-Ed Crocker, Author of Lightfall (St. Martin's Press, Jan. 14, 2025)
"Long Island Memorial is an unputdownable thrill ride for horror fans, a science fiction-tinged madhouse of mayhem that will linger long after its gut-wrenching finale."
—John Mauro, Grimdark Magazine
"A twisted, nightmare-fueled descent into hell, where the worst of humanity wields the greatest power."
—Adam Weller, FantasyBookReview
Genre: Science Fiction
Veda Choudhary is a custodian who doesn't believe in God, ghosts, or anything she can't mop up. That makes her the only sane person in a building rapidly coming apart at the seams — and possibly the only one who can stop it. Marcus Albright is the hospital's brilliant, sociopathic star surgeon, a man whose god complex was always going to be dangerous. In a world where belief reshapes reality, he becomes something genuinely divine. And he has plans.
PRAISE FOR LONG ISLAND MEMORIAL
"A hospital 'Die Hard' from hell crossed with John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness, this is a philosophically fascinating and endlessly creative descent into utter depravity and terror whose horrific tableaus will rob you of your sanity, if you're lucky. Masterful, ambitious, unmissable horror."
-Ed Crocker, Author of Lightfall (St. Martin's Press, Jan. 14, 2025)
"Long Island Memorial is an unputdownable thrill ride for horror fans, a science fiction-tinged madhouse of mayhem that will linger long after its gut-wrenching finale."
—John Mauro, Grimdark Magazine
"A twisted, nightmare-fueled descent into hell, where the worst of humanity wields the greatest power."
—Adam Weller, FantasyBookReview
Genre: Science Fiction