An essay by Abigail Perkins PHD, as provided by Kelda Crich Art by Shannon Legler In the light of the twinkling, tawdry Christmas lights, I’m typing just as fast as I can. Deleting as much as I’m able, but they’ve created walls around my commands, convoluted labyrinths of protection. They’re smart. Smarter than me. How is...
Read more →Just about a week left. We’ve crossed two of our stretch goals! We’ve added reward tiers featuring author Sanford Allen, and I’ve got descriptions of those rewards in the main Kickstarter area if you want more details. But for now, let’s check out our next author in our series. “The landscape, while alien, reminded...
Read more →We’re continuing to creep towards our next stretch goal. Thank you to everyone who has pledged so far or taken time to help spread the word. It is sometimes a little overwhelming to see that much support for a project like this. Before I start getting maudlin on you guys, let’s talk about another...
Read more →An essay by James Mosley, as provided by James M. Hines Art by Scarlett O’Hairdye “Halleluiah!” the charlatan shouted as he smacked me on the forehead, knocking me to the floor. The crowd erupted in applause when my backside hit the stage, and I was quickly lifted to my feet and led away to...
Read more →Just a quick note to let you know that we’re participating in Smashword’s “Read an Ebook Week” fun. From today until March 8th, you can buy our quarterlies on their site at 50% off. And they have lots of other great books discounted as well! To check out our books, click here: https://www.smashwords.com/books/byseries/2222 To...
Read more →We’re halfway through our funding period, and we’ve met our first stretch goal. Thank you all for joining us on this wild ride. To celebrate, I thought I’d highlight another author and give you guys a video review of his work by Felicia Day. Sort of. “The dark, gnarled branches over the Miskatonic Valley...
Read more →Next month we have a great story from David Neilsen. But before that happens, David will be performing a one-man production of Call of Cthulhu. The show is on March 15th, the 77th anniversary of H.P. Lovecraft’s death, and it will be performed at the Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in New York. What’s not to love...
Read more →After the initial frenzy of the first week, the Kickstarter has mellowed out into a more moderate pace. But we’ve crossed the 100-Backer mark (and thank you to all of you!) and are creeping steadily to our first stretch goal. So let me take a moment to show you another of our writers. “Something...
Read more →An essay by Mr Grim, as provided by Steve Toase Art by Luke Spooner “Run that past me again?” I said, looking at the object on the table, then the rounded nub at the end of my leg. The doctor smiled and put his fingers together into a pyramid. “Certainly. The replacement foot is made of...
Read more →As we chug along through the month, I thought we could spotlight another of our authors who will have a story in our anthology. “Many of the older families of the Miskatonic Valley have shields with lions or gryphons or other beasts. Ours–it’s sort of a symbol. It has a few sharp lines that...
Read more →This week is crazy with the launch of our first Kickstarter. But we’re taking the time to give you the numbers for January. The Money Aspect Amounts in parentheses are losses/expenses. Hosting: ($17.06) Stories: ($80.00) Art: ($360.34) Advertising: ($40.00) Paypal Fees: ($7.60) Donations: $20.00 Ad Revenue: $0.42 Book Sales: $4.08 Total: ($480.50) QTD: ($480.50) YTD:...
Read more →Hello! Thanks to significant support from friends and fans, we’ve almost crossed our initial goal and we still have more than three weeks left to raise funds. I’ll try not to spam you guys too much over the rest of this period. I hate it when I get overwhelmed with messages from Kickstarters, so...
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