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Spectrality is a genre for books that center on hauntings—literal or metaphorical—where the boundary between presence and absence is blurred and the past presses insistently on the present. These stories cultivate atmosphere and ambiguity, using ghosts, echoes, and traces to explore grief, trauma, desire, and unresolved histories, often asking what returns when something is repressed or forgotten. The supernatural may be explicit or merely suggested; what matters is the felt sense of being haunted and the ethical pull of what lingers. Stylistically, Spectrality favors fractured timelines, liminal settings, archival fragments, and layered voices that invite readers to assemble meanings from gaps and silences. Crossing literary fiction, Gothic, mystery, and speculative modes, it delivers uncanny narratives where reality flickers and significance emerges from what we cannot fully see.

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