Stygian Sagas

An anthropologist, having stumbled across a reference to a myth he'd abandoned, goes looking for an uncontacted people who prove to be unlike anything he's ever encountered.

Music in this episode is from the excellent White Bat Audio, whose music can be found here:

https://whitebataudio.com/

Two friends taking a short cut find their hike has become something entirely unexpected.

This is the first story I've attempted that could be tentatively placed within the Cthulhu Mythos. Hopefully it isn't a total disappointment.

End music is 'Unknown Planet' by dl-sounds.com

A student returned home from college for the summer experiences a long-forgotten nightmare.

An old logbook found in a small, benign cave system raises doubts about whether the cave is actually small... or benign.

Though this story is linked with 'Dog Sitting' and 'Lawton,' it isn't necessary to have read them to draw the full effect out of it.

A deathbed retelling of a small Appalachian hamlet's harrowing final days is recorded for posterity via a library-moldering manuscript. Disregarded as dementia-addled fabrication or imaginative mythology by most historians and folklorists who stumble across it, the account of the dying days of Cold Hollow is presented here in full.

A friend's cabin provides more challenges than expected to a dog sitter from the remote town of Olive Hill.

Brothers Tekolotl and Azotl, in search of a trophy fit for a warrior, stumble across a threat which proves far more deadly than the prey they came so far to stalk.

First Fantasy story to be released here, in a setting of my own devising.

End Music:

"Ancient Winds" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License

http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

A tale about a harrowing night spent near a derelict Appalachian mining operation.

A note left behind by a potentially unstable relic hunter relates his haunting story in the aftermath of a haunting night spent camped in a long-forgotten Myanmar ruin.

A tale about a Sulawesi myth which proves more tangible than anticipated.