Kenna Sharma is an engineer, not a hero. Her job on the clandestine Deep Look space station is simple: follow procedures, fix what is broken, and do not ask questions. But during a routine spacewalk, a two-second glitch in reality shows her the impossible: the stars are a lie, and her station is a cage.

Back inside, the world feels wrong. A hairline crack appears not on the glass, but in space itself. Her crewmates begin to forget shared memories, their personalities fading into a placid, smiling emptiness. Kenna is being gaslit by her commanders and haunted by a horror that does not kill—it erases.

Trapped millions of miles from a home that may not be real, Kenna discovers the station's true purpose: to monitor the ancient, dreaming entity that contains her universe. But the Pilot is dying, and its nightmares are leaking through the cracks. Now, she is the only one who can see the infection spreading, a sentient absence that threatens to delete all of existence.

Perfect for fans of Event Horizon, Blake Crouch, and mind-bending psychological horror, Flat Earth - Dead Pixel is a claustrophobic, high-concept thriller that will make you question the very nature of your reality. If you love stories about cosmic dread, reality-bending conspiracies, and heroes who must fight for their own sanity, you will not be able to escape this novella.