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Midstadt used to be a monarchy. Until it wasn’t

Now, 100 years after the blood of the last king flowed from the steps of Parliament Square, another rotting Empire has the jewel of The Ragged Sea in its sights.

It means to bring them into its fold, to swallow up the fledgling Republic before the fires of its industries can sweep across the world.

But in Midstadt, they’ve found something… something they shouldn’t have…

While anarchists wage battle with monarchists beneath the streets, and war brews in the South, Sergeant James Delwar and the officers of the Meridian Watch begin an investigation that will take them to the distant heights of the old aristocracy, and to its very depths...

It’s not just the city that’s at stake, but their souls too.

Black powder squares off against black magic in this epic dark fantasy police procedural. 

Starring Scott Miller, Anna Capraro, Paul Casselle, and Tim Redman.

The Meridian Watch 

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The depths of the ocean are as dark and unknowable as the emptiness of space. But to Doctor Clair Margraves, a marine biologist, there’s nothing quite like the thrill of discovery to sate her curiosity. Her next adventure will see her piloting a deep-submersion vehicle on its maiden voyage to the bottom of the Mariana Trench. But something strange is going on at the bottom of the ocean floor, something she’s never seen before. And she intends to find out what.

In Esca, Erica Shaef has created a claustrophobic horror of immense proportions, combining our own natural fear of what might lurk just beneath the surface of the sea with something entirely unnatural.

Performed by Anna Capraro and Scott Miller. 
With music and sound design by Mitchell Luthi. 

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In this immersive audio production, Scott Miller recounts the tale of Sarnath, and its demise! First published in 1920.

From the Lovecraft in a Time of Madness audiobook. 

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Another village has been found in ruin, with only the massive prints of a monstrous creature left to identify the culprit. The Honengyo has turned upon the people of the Hoshin clan, and only death and destruction will sate its appetite. Left with little choice, Lord Torogawa calls upon the infamous wandering samurai, Shintaro Oba, to deal with the beast. But can he and his demon-killing sword, Koumakiri, prevail against something as old as the very mountains themselves? And what of his own personal quest for vengeance?

C.L. Werner's Honengyo transports us to feudal Japan, where quarrelling clans and treacherous assassins leave chaos in their wake, while cunning sorcerers and demons align with one another to bring about a new order.

With music and sound design by Kristian Gerstner and Mitchell Lüthi.

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In this immersive audio production, Anna Capraro relates the events said to have unfolded in the town of Ulthar, and how it came to pass that in Ulthar, no man may kill a cat.

From the Lovecraft in a Time of Madness audiobook. 

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Julia is a care robot. A technological marvel created in a world not so different from our own. Designed to function with the utmost care and precision, she is charged with looking after an eccentric old professor. Things seem normal at first, but when she starts losing time, her suspicions turn to the old man - and then things really get weird.

Madison Kilian’s beautifully crafted tale brings the horrors of the 20th century face-to-face with the particular threats made possible only by modern technology. In The King in Binary, clever prose and a tightly crafted plot knit together a tale worthy of the old masters themselves.

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Julia is a care robot. A technological marvel created in a world not so different from our own. Designed to function with the utmost care and precision, she is charged with looking after an eccentric old professor. Things seem normal at first, but when she starts losing time, her suspicions turn to the old man. And then things really get weird.

Madison Kilian’s beautifully crafted tale brings the horrors of the 20th century face-to-face with the particular threats made possible only by modern technology. In The King in Binary, clever prose and a tightly crafted plot knit together a tale worthy of the old masters themselves!

Performed by Anna Capraro, Scott Miller, Brett Allen-White and Jana Krige
With a score from Mitchell Luthi 

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It's been years since the first Emergence, since the first specimen of the kaiju scourge awoke from millennia of dormancy beneath the sea and wrought untold devastation upon the cities of man. Much has since been lost, but a great deal gained, too. In the crucible of extinction-level events, a new breed of super-soldier, capable of interfacing with the beasts, was born.

We follow Captain Reynolds and his crewmates, Kiyo and Maks, seasoned kaiju pilots with many an averted disaster beneath their belts. To them, saving the Earth is just another day at the office, and they thought they'd seen it all... Until the balance begins to tip in favour of a new threat, of a being far more ancient and powerful than they have yet encountered. Everything is in place.

The stars have finally aligned.In Cthulhu vs. Kaiju, epic fantasy author Mitchell Lüthi has penned a love letter to both cosmic horror and kaiju with a single stroke of his pen, and harnesses the chilling ambience of At the Mountains of Madness and the action-packed ostentation of Pacific Rim. This one will leave you breathless, and clawing at your ears for the voices to stop.

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Justin Probyn's debut, Voidborn, blends gritty sci-fi, gore and cosmic-horror into one seamless festival of the obscene! 

Performed by Scott Miller.

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DREGMERE is the first story from the Write Like Hell: Dark Fantasy & Horror Anthology. Written by Mitchell Lüthi and performed by Scott Miller, Dregmere is a classically inspired tale of gothic horror.

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