Tim Law celebrates a massive milestone with a full deep dive into Issue 100 of The World of Myth Magazine from September 2021. Marking the 17th anniversary, this landmark issue explodes with 34 stories, 16 poems, 7 artworks, retrospectives, interviews, reviews, and heartfelt commentary from the founder. Tim walks through standout fiction across every genre, reflects on the creative surge that followed Lupa’s call to “send it all,” highlights unforgettable gallery pieces, and shares personal reactions to the powerful mix of fantasy, horror, science fiction, poetry, and reflection that defined this historic edition. It is a packed, energetic tribute to one hundred issues of creativity, community, and myth in motion.

Tim Law continues the archive dive with Blast from the Past Part Forty Five, reviewing Issue 98 of The World of Myth Magazine from July 2021. He walks through a massive summer issue packed with drabbles, flash fiction, fantasy, horror, science fiction, humor, poetry, artwork, and reviews, highlighting standout contributions from Jim Bates, David K. Montoya, Gabriella Balcom, Dawn DeBraal, Stephanie J. Bardy, Walter G. Esselman, Jeff R. Young, and many more. Tim reflects on pandemic era creativity, the strength of serial storytelling, memorable cover and gallery art, and the busy momentum of the company as it headed toward ScareFaire and Issue 100. It is a detailed, enthusiastic breakdown that captures the scale and energy of one of the magazine’s biggest issues.

Tim Law welcomes Dark Myth president David K. Montoya for an open, wide ranging conversation about where the company stands at the start of 2026. They talk honestly about the current Ayot Nom Kickstarter, publishing realities, Myth Mart support, and why transparency matters when things do not go exactly as planned. The discussion also covers the future of the Open Contract Challenge, anthology plans, magazine voting, creative burnout, long term goals, and what it means to keep building even when the road gets rough. It is a relaxed but thoughtful episode that feels like a real behind the scenes check in with two people who care deeply about the work and the community around it.

Tim Law returns to the archives with Blast from the Past Part Forty-four, reviewing Issue 97 of The World of Myth Magazine from June 2021. He delivers a full, energetic breakdown of a massive issue packed with drabbles, flash fiction, fantasy, horror, science fiction, poetry, artwork, and reviews. Tim highlights memorable contributions from Jim Bates, Gabriella Balcom, Dawn DeBraal, Jeff R. Young, Peggy Gerber, James Rumpel, and many others, while also spotlighting Zoie M. Montoya’s youth art, Ed Bickford’s striking visuals, and Walter G. Esselman’s Kingfisher cover. Along the way, he reflects on pandemic era creativity, community support, and the steady evolution of the magazine, closing with updates on Myth Mart, Dark Myth projects, and what lies ahead in the Blast from the Past series.

Tim Law goes back to the Wayback Machine, returning to Issue 96 from May 2021. He walks you through a dense, creative issue packed with drabbles, flash fiction, fantasy, poetry, artwork, and reviews, while reflecting on the magazine’s history and growth. Tim highlights standout work from Dawn DeBraal, Gabriella Balcom, Jim Bates, James Rumpel, Stephanie J. Bardy, and others, along with updates on Dark Myth projects, Myth Mart releases, and submission deadlines. It is a passionate, section by section breakdown that shows why this era of the magazine still holds up today.

Tim Law closes out 2025 with a full review of Issue 144, the December edition of The World of Myth Magazine. He walks through a holiday packed issue featuring drabbles, flash fiction, children’s lit, fantasy, horror, science fiction, humor, poetry, artwork, and reviews, while spotlighting standout contributions from David K. Montoya, Gabriella Balcom, Dawn DeBraal, James Rumpel, Olivia Arietti, and many others. Tim reflects on creative momentum, end of year exhaustion, and the strength of the community that carried the magazine through another busy year. It is a warm, thorough sendoff to 2025 and a clear look ahead at what 2026 might bring.

Tim Law looks back at Issue 95 from April 2021 and delivers a thorough, personal review of one of the magazine’s busiest periods. He highlights a strong Drabble and Flash lineup, major fantasy entries including the early chapters of The Picturesque Picaresque, and standout work from David K. Montoya, Gabriella Balcom, Jeff R. Young, Jim Bates, Dawn DeBraal, and many others. Tim also reflects on serial storytelling, the creative challenges of lockdown life, memorable artwork, and a packed review section that captures the energy of the time. It is a deep, thoughtful episode that shows how much ambition and experimentation shaped this era of the magazine.

Tim takes listeners back to March 2021 with a full review of Issue 94 of The World of Myth Magazine. He walks through a packed issue filled with drabbles, flash fiction, fantasy, horror, science fiction, poetry, artwork, and reviews, highlighting standout contributions from David K. Montoya, Gabriella Balcom, Walter G. Esselman, Jeff R. Young, Jim Bates, and many more. Tim reflects on the creative energy of that time, celebrates returning and first time contributors, and ties it all together with personal insight, humor, and gratitude for the community that keeps the magazine thriving. It is a detailed blast from the past that shows how strong foundations helped shape what the publication is today.

Tim looks back at Issue 93 from February 2021 and delivers a full section by section review packed with insight and reflection. He highlights strong horror and fantasy entries, thoughtful poetry, standout artwork, and the featured article by Walter G. Esselman, while also revisiting editor notes, founder commentary, and the creative mood of the early post lockdown period. Along the way, Tim calls out memorable stories, welcomes new contributors, and shares personal context around writing, reviewing, and the evolution of the magazine. It is a detailed blast from the past that shows how much the publication and its community have grown.

Tim Law walks you through the November 2025 issue of The World of Myth Magazine with his usual mix of warmth, honesty, and clear insight. He highlights the return of the phone friendly format, Dave’s heartfelt founder commentary, Michael Liang Way’s standout art review, sharp critiques from Sally, and a wide range of stories, poems, and artwork that define the issue. Tim breaks the magazine down section by section, offering quick reactions, humor, and praise for long running series and new contributors alike. It is a full, thoughtful review that celebrates the creative voices behind Issue 143.