Stories set in our world, or worlds adjacent to our own.
You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, I’m telling you why… because the Krampus is coming, and it’s going to take every trick in the Doctor’s arsenal to stay off its naughty list! Continue reading →
Bottom of the ninth. The last game of a hall of fame career. As Carl Chudley takes the mound, he thinks back over his career, and reflects. And then, he winds up…
Jeremy loves his Bozo doll. And Jeremy loves his parents. And Jeremy loved Gizmo, and misses him. And Jeremy’s parents love him… right, Bozo? … Right, Bozo? Continue reading →
GenCon 2017. What should’ve been a joyous occasion turned into the site of the zombie apocalypse. Now, two podcasters sit in a room, miles away from home and struggling to survive. Except… one of them may already be bitten. Continue reading →
Alex Morgan died alone in the dark. This is his story. Continue reading →
Mystery Agent Case File 1026. Hostile Personality has been located within Blue City. Agent Killer dispatched. Awaiting response. Continue reading →
LIVE FROM NJ GAMERCON! Matt Aukamp is about to have a very bad day. Continue reading →
So you sold your soul to the Devil–now what? That’s the question Dylan Appleby asks himself every morning. A cushy consulting gig, talking hamster friend, TJ Maxx Maxx Collection suits, Raylex watches… was it worth it, living with a devil’s bargain looming over his head? Some days, he can put it out of his mind. Others, like today, it isn’t so easy… Continue reading →
This was supposed to be an ordinary urban exploration. Greg planned on everything–he brought food, lights, his GoPro, everything. There’s only one thing he didn’t plan on: MURDEROUS GHOSTS. Can he escape a haunted factory without facing his worst fears and being consumed? Only time will tell. Continue reading →
Jimmy Lee leads an ordinary, boring life. Ordinary, boring job. Ordinary, boring best friend. Ordinary, boring government agents trying to bring him in. Ordinary, boring superpowers. Wait… what were those last two? Uh-oh. Continue reading →