Tim revisits The World of Myth Magazine Issue #90 from November 2020, a month packed with imagination and creativity. He explores standout works across horror, fantasy, and sci-fi, highlighting the talent of contributors like Gabriela Balcom, Steve Carr, and Jeff Young. Tim also reflects on how storytelling evolved during a time of global uncertainty and gives updates on upcoming Dark Myth projects, including Chronicles of the Unknown and new calls for submissions. It’s a thoughtful, nostalgic look back at one of the magazine’s most memorable issues.

Tim dives into the Halloween edition of The World of Myth Magazine, Issue #89 from October 2020. He explores eerie and clever tales from Gabriela Balcom, Stephanie J. Bardy, David K. Montoya, Steve Carr, and more, celebrating a lineup filled with ghosts, monsters, and dark humor. From trick-or-treat terrors to twisted romances, this episode captures the creative energy that made 2020’s spooky season unforgettable. Plus, Tim reminds listeners about MythMart’s 99-cent ebook sale and gives a nod to the team that kept creativity alive during lockdown.

Tim rewinds to September 2020 to review The World of Myth Magazine Issue #88. He revisits a time when creativity thrived during lockdown, exploring stories of fantasy, horror, and hope from names like Gabriela Balcom, Stephanie J. Bardy, David K. Montoya, and Jim Bates. From zombie fairies to haunted librarians and forgotten gods, Tim unpacks how this issue captured a world united by isolation but driven by imagination. Plus, he shares thoughts on revisiting pandemic-era art, the evolution of the magazine, and why this old issue still matters in 2025.

In this episode, Tim takes you through Issue #141 of The World of Myth Magazine. From a striking cover by Godspower David Patrick to standout fiction, poetry, and art, Tim highlights works by Gabriela Balcom, Stephanie J. Bardy, James Rumpel, Lisa H. Owens, and more. He also touches on David K. Montoya’s soapbox, the 21st anniversary of the magazine, and why reader support matters now more than ever. It’s a lively review full of praise, critique, and encouragement for creators and fans alike.

In this episode, Tim takes us back to The World of Myth Magazine Issue #87 from August 2020, a massive edition packed with 21 stories, 11 poems, 4 artworks, and 6 reviews. He highlights standout pieces like Jeff R. Young’s epic fantasy finale The Rising, James Rumple’s chilling twists, and David K. Montoya’s humorous yet horrific Weird Science. Alongside the creative showcase, Tim shares updates on Dark Myth Graphic Novel #1 - Chronicles of the Unknown shipping, Linda M. Sauve’s Little Red, and the extended submission window for Shadows in the Raven’s Eye. With laughs, frights, and heartfelt reflections, this “blast from the past” proves why The World of Myth continues to be a home for storytellers.

In this episode, Tim reviews The World of Myth Magazine Issue #86 from July 2020, a “short” turnaround issue that still managed to overflow with stories, poetry, and art. From P.C. Darkcliff's clever twist on Newton to Gabriela Balcom’s versatile tales, plus horror, fantasy, and serial installments, Tim highlights the creativity that made the issue shine. He also shares updates on Myth Mart’s 15% off sale, the extended call for Shadows in the Raven’s Eye, and Dark Myth’s graphic novel project Chronicles of the Unknown. Along the way, listeners get personal reflections, behind-the-scenes history, and a nod to the ever-growing Dark Myth family.

In this episode, Tim dives into The World of Myth Magazine Issue #140, August 2025. From chilling flash fiction and children’s tales to gripping fantasy, horror, and sci-fi, Tim highlights standout stories, artwork, and serials that keep the magazine thriving. He also shares company updates, including the call for submissions to Shadows in the Raven’s Eye, the upcoming release of Linda M. Sauve’s Little Red, and hype around Chronicles of the Unknown. Plus, Dave’s soapbox covers new projects, promotions, and the excitement of back-to-back Open Contract Challenge winners. A jam-packed episode celebrating creativity, community, and the ever-growing Myth family.

In this episode, Tim reviews The World of Myth Magazine Issue #85 from June 2020, featuring everything from flash fiction and fantasy adventures to horror, sci-fi, poetry, and striking artwork. He highlights new contributors, celebrates memorable stories, and reflects on his own very first published piece, Final Breath. Along the way, Tim shares updates about current Dark Myth projects, including new releases at Myth Mart and upcoming titles from the 2024 Open Contract Challenge. This episode mixes nostalgia with fresh excitement for the creativity still flowing today.

In Tim's 150th milestone episode, he takes us back to The World of Myth Magazine issue #84 (May 2020). From fantasy adventures and horror chills to poetry and artwork, Tim revisits the stories, contributors, and themes that made this issue stand out. He also shares updates from Dave about Dark Myth’s future, including the locked-in 2026 publishing lineup and new releases at Myth Mart. It’s a nostalgic yet forward-looking review that celebrates creativity, community, and the ever-evolving journey of storytelling.

This week, Tim welcomes special guest Tate Dousette, the winner of the 2025 Open Contract Challenge: Speed Edition. Tate shares what it feels like to be published for the very first time, his passion for sci-fi, fantasy, and comics, and his upcoming Greek gods-inspired story set for release on Black Friday. The conversation also covers writing habits, creative influences, and the importance of community in building confidence as a new author.