Night of Terror is a chilling, atmospheric collection of poems by Samuel Ludke that plunges deep into the depths of human fear, isolation, and the relentless pursuit of truth in the face of the unknown. A haunting journey through shadows, this collection brings to life the moments when the darkness feels alive, when terror lurks just out of sight, and when the most terrifying monsters are not those we can see—but those that dwell within.

With vivid, unsettling imagery and an unflinching eye for the macabre, Ludke weaves together a series of narratives that explore the moments of terror we all face, whether in the dead of night or the quiet corners of our psyche. From the cryptic unease that creeps through your veins to the violent jolts of dread that leave you breathless, Night of Terror captures the raw, primal essence of fear, pushing boundaries and exploring what happens when the mind is pushed to its breaking point.

The poems in this collection traverse realms of horror, psychological tension, and existential dread, offering a mix of supernatural elements, twisted fables, and haunting reflections on the human condition. With each page, Ludke invites the reader to question the very nature of fear and terror: Is it a force that comes from beyond, or is it something far more personal, waiting within us all?

Prepare yourself for an unsettling descent into madness and revelation, where each word draws you closer to a final, terrifying truth.