Stygian Sagas

An expat in search of cheaper living encounters a strange thing roaming the filthy alleys and gutters of Phnom Penh.

Another re-recording of an older tale. A Scratching at the Door will be the next and likely the last older story to get a re-recording in the near future. The next new one, a follow up to Come the Dawn, should be out within the month.

After that, it'll be a while- my work on the novel is ramping up, and I expect to complete and begin recording it near the end of this summer.

Music by CO.AG Music and White Bat Audio

A pair of friends stranded on an abandoned seabound village encounter a creature which should not exist.

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Yaotl, auxiliary to the Ektal, tasked with calling the brutal Khandari Clan Tallata to war, is dragged into a quest for vengeance by the clan's unpredictable chieftain.

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Ares

Slavic Affairs

CO.AG Music

A man dwells on experiences connected to his distant hometown, and the troubling implications they carry with them.

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An updated rendition of Lawton, one of my oldest tales. Should be of better quality, hopefully bringing it up to line with the more recent story readings.

A bit of regional history which I've been looking over for future writings. In the late nineteenth century, a feud between the Howard and Turner families rocked Harlan County. Despite its brutality, the struggle has been largely forgotten in the region over whose hills and hollers the battle was waged.

I'll be back to more run-of-the-mill fiction in the next few days with a re-recording of Lawton, one of my oldest stories. Within a week, I'll be back again with Lynch, a new tale, as soon as I get the opportunity to record it between bouts with the oncoming allergy season.

A thief finds more than he bargained for within an upper class house along Limestone Way.

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-CO.AG Music

-White Bat Audio

A young man struggling to find a path through the earliest part of adulthood stumbles into a strange and empty experience on his way home from a soul-searching roadtrip.

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CO.AG Music

White Bat Audio

The final installment of It Came Down from the Hills.

Hopefully you enjoyed the serial release of the story. I wanted to mimic old weird tales-style sequential releases of longer short stories, and the daily releases felt like a good way to capture that mood without spreading it out over weeks or months.

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After the failed hunt for the thing in the hills, Walker suggests seeking the aid of the 'Witch of the Western Weald.'

Fourth of five parts.

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