Having come to earth inside a meteorite, the Ooze has now consumed every living creature, every man, woman and child, every animal, every insect, every tree and plant, on the face of the earth - except for one person. Time has come to find out exactly why they were saved.

What readers say about The Ooze That Ate Everyone

“I really love his stories. The theme of doing a bunch of different monster stories is awesome. I could see this being collated into a book of short stories. Most of the stories start off slow. A bit of exposition. TBH this was the first one I read and I alm…”

MenilikRoyal Road5.0 / 5

“A short story that reminds of classic horror ooze stories, which could be found in books written in the last century. This one however takes a different approach, narrating about a man who observes the world after its end. We get to see man's emotions, thou…”

BellwetherRoyal Road4.0 / 5

Community Reviews(2)

MenilikRoyal Road

★★★★★ 5.0

I really love his stories. The theme of doing a bunch of different monster stories is awesome. I could see this being collated into a book of short stories.
Most of the stories start off slow. A bit of exposition. TBH this was the first one I read and I almost stopped reading (because of the exposition). But once it got past that it was so good. And I wished it didn't end.
I've looked at a few of his stories. The author tends to start the stories properly a few paragraphs in. I think he could skip the exposition parts of the stories and just start in the action (he tends to cover the exposition parts again anyways).
Again, I wish it didn't end. I'd love to explore this character over a few time periods (not just in the beginning and as an old man). Keep up the short stories mate.

BellwetherRoyal Road

★★★★ 4.0

A short story that reminds of classic horror ooze stories, which could be found in books written in the last century. This one however takes a different approach, narrating about a man who observes the world after its end. We get to see man's emotions, thoughts and what exactly happens after the end.