Stygian Sagas

The fate of Millakatlan, and the people in it, will be further explored in the third fantasy novel, coming next year. The mythology and history series, The Secret History of the House of Tepekixko, will be expanded with a fourth and fifth installment next month, covering the Centuries of Iron, The War of Venom and Fang, and its aftermath.
Maps of Haraklan, the setting, can be found along with a rough Millakatlan map in the fantasy resources channel on the Discord, with an updated map of Millakatlan to come next month. The two novels in the setting, He Who Thunders and Solar Tide, can be found on the channel, either as full audiobook uploads or in their own playlists. The history, anthropology, and short story entries can be found in the Fantasy Short Stories playlist on the channel.
Expect the historical Contagion Cycle story in December, or January at a stretch. Next year will be a big year for the Haraklan projects, so I'll cover that in the next year's plans video in December of January.
Music by MusicFormed/Ares

South Sea Q and A.

The zenith (but not the end) of the South Sea Cycle of stories. More to be discussed in a Q and A upload I'll do at the end of the month.
Send and Q and A questions to stygiansagas@gmail.com
Music by CO.AG Music and Musicformed

A rural Central Kentucky community on the outskirts of Mercer County is destabilized in strange ways by the establishment of a data center not far off Perryville Road.
Music by CO.AG Music

This is one of the oldest stories I ever thought up, younger only than Lawton. But the first draft from the early 2010s was always far too rough to release, and had been outgrown by the time I began recording and releasing stories here. This month, I wiped the slate and rewrote it from the ground up, and hopefully breathed new life into it. It's a Delve story, simple and providing only a glimpse of the things from below ground, as with a lot of early Delve stories. This was mostly an exercise in trying to write a truly short (less than forty minutes or an hour) horror story again, but this version still ended up nearly twice as long as that original rough draft from over a decade ago would have been.
 
It was hard finding a place to record this, as I've had a lot of unexpected travel come up this month, but I think I did well enough. Due to those difficulties, there's a place near the middle where the audio goes toaster mic mode for a minute or two due to some noise removal I had to do for background sound. While regrettable, it's short and will, as ever, serve to weed out the sort of pedantic people I don't want consuming the work anyhow, so I've left it in. The first draft of the South Sea Cycle horror novel is completely finished, and while it'll likely still be a month or two tinkering on it before I'm ready to record and release it, you might want to revisit those stories in the South Sea playlist if it's been a while. You certainly won't have to have read/listened to any of those older stories to understand and enjoy it, though.