Six friends travel to the Isle of Skye for a holiday. What they find is something the maps don't mark — a presence with no face, no malice, no name. When shadows fall the wrong way and memory begins to slip, only one thing can hold them: the sound of their own names. Drawn from Scottish folklore and ancient Hindu tantric mythology, something on the Skye is a story about the horror of dissolution — and the quiet, desperate courage of remaining yourself.
