In this episode, Tim dives into the August 2026 release of Issue 152 of The World of Myth Magazine. After congratulating Open Contract Challenge Speed Edition winner Devin Cross and offering heartfelt support to Stephanie J. Bardy during a difficult time, Tim explores another packed issue featuring reviews, artwork, nine poems, and stories spanning fantasy, horror, science fiction, action, children's literature, humor, and more. From the return of Stephanie's Chronicles of the Orchard Court to contributions from Kate McDonald Dunbar, Gabriella Balcom, Jim Bates, James Rumpel, Dawn DeBraal, Lisa H. Owens, and many others, Episode 389 celebrates the established voices and newcomers who continue to make The World of Myth a home for creativity.

Tim Law is joined by Bethany “Boo” for a fun conversation about what really makes horror work. From suspense, isolation, unsettling imagery, sound, lighting, and the fear of what you cannot see to the overuse of jump scares, Tim and Boo explore movies like The Black Phone, Bird Box, Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, and other horror favorites. Along the way, the conversation wanders into family adventures, mystery novels, a future trip to Japan, and plenty of laughs before returning to one simple conclusion: great horror is about building tension and making the audience feel uncomfortable long before the monster appears.

Tim gets personal about rejection, writer’s block, lost inspiration, and the small victories that keep a writer going. After facing a string of recent rejections, Tim talks about finding the right home for your work, including a story that went from rejection to becoming a featured anthology piece years later. He also looks at the people, fellow creatives, and furry companions who provide support when writing gets tough. Sometimes a closed door really does lead to the right open window.

In this episode, Tim celebrates his 200th episode as host with special guest David K. Montoya. They look back at Tim’s years behind the microphone, discuss the Open Contract Challenge, plans for The World of Myth Magazine, the future of The JayZoMon Dark Myth Company, LLC, and the importance of supporting independent creators. Dave also shares personal memories of his late friend Kyle D. Dobbs and the role Kyle played in the company’s early history. After 200 episodes, Tim answers the biggest question of all: Is he ready to stop? Not yet.

Tim reviews Issue 151 of The World of Myth Magazine, celebrating another outstanding collection of fiction, poetry, artwork, and reviews while reflecting on the magazine's growing creative community. He highlights the return of Stephanie J. Bardy with a brand new fantasy series, pays tribute to the late Kyle D. Dobbs and the issue dedicated to his memory, and showcases standout work from Ed Bickford, Kate McDonald Dunbar, Lisa H. Owens, Jim Bates, James Rumpel, Zoie M. Montoya, Gabriella Balcom, and many more. It is an emotional and inspiring episode that celebrates storytelling, creativity, and the lasting impact of the people behind The World of Myth.

Tim continues his Blast from the Past journey with a review of September 2022's Issue 111 of The World of Myth Magazine. He celebrates Kathy Sherban's third straight Member of the Month honor, reflects on the Open Contract Challenge, and explores another issue filled with fantasy, horror, action, humor, poetry, artwork, and reviews. Featuring standout work from Melissa Ridley Elms, Stephanie J. Bardy, Gabriella Balcom, Dawn DeBraal, David K. Montoya, Alan Ashley, and many more, this episode showcases another unforgettable chapter in the history of The World of Myth while marking Tim's own first appearance as host of The World of Myth Bits.

Tim continues his Blast from the Past series with a review of August 2022's Issue 110 of The World of Myth Magazine. Alongside updates on Myth Mart, the Open Contract Challenge, and Dark Myth's publishing efforts, Tim explores another issue packed with fantasy, horror, science fiction, poetry, artwork, and reviews. He highlights standout work from Melissa Ridley Elms, Stephanie J. Bardy, Gabriella Balcom, Jim Bates, Kathy Sherban, Alan Ashley, and many more while celebrating the creativity and storytelling that made this era of The World of Myth such a memorable one.

Tim continues his Blast from the Past series with a review of July 2022's Issue 109 of The World of Myth Magazine. Along the way, he shares updates on Myth Mart, the Open Contract Challenge, and the return of book publishing before diving into another issue packed with fantasy, horror, poetry, artwork, reviews, and flash fiction. Tim highlights standout work from Jim Bates, Gabriella Balcom, Stephanie J. Bardy, David K. Montoya, Kathy Sherban, and many more while celebrating the creativity that kept The World of Myth growing long before its milestone 150th issue.

Tim celebrates the release of the landmark 150th issue of The World of Myth Magazine. Before diving into the massive collection of stories, poetry, artwork, and reviews, Tim honors the memory of longtime Dark Myth contributor Kyle D. Dobbs and reflects on his lasting impact on the company. He also shares updates on the Open Contract Challenge Speed Edition finalists before exploring an issue packed with returning favorites and exciting new voices. From fantasy and horror to science fiction, humor, and creative youth submissions, this milestone episode is both a celebration of 150 issues and a tribute to the writers, artists, editors, and readers who have helped build The World of Myth into the creative community it is today.

Tim returns to June 2022 with a Blast from the Past review of Issue 108 of The World of Myth Magazine. Along with updates on the Open Contract Challenge Speed Edition finalists and the upcoming milestone Issue 150, Tim explores another packed issue featuring standout work from Jim Bates, Gabriella Balcom, Stephanie J. Bardy, Dawn DeBraal, David K. Montoya, and many more. From fantasy and horror to poetry, artwork, and reviews, this episode celebrates another chapter in the magazine's history while looking ahead to an exciting future for Dark Myth.