Mythopoeia, (n.) a series of different stories that share and expand a common mythic pantheon.

You heard right. The Fallen Cycle Mythos fiction podcast is coming soon.

We’re going to begin by serializing audio versions of Tales From When I Had A Face and Party at the World’s End.

Support our Patreon to help ensure we can keep it going.

Many Entrances. No Exits.

Maybe you’ve been having prophetic dreams that won’t stop, or hear the spirits of the trees demanding a blood sacrifice whenever they leave their apartment door. But those are just dreams... right?

Enter the mythpunk world of the Fallen Cycle. You may never leave…

The Fallen Cycle can be explored individually, or as parts of a larger story:

Novel with B&W illustrations

Take a mad ride past the event horizon of sanity. This is the story of those Fallen who walk amongst us in a universe where 2012 went quite a bit differently, and hints of the dark world that is to come.

Serial Fiction Podcast

We begin long after the Fall, in the tiny town of Nowell. Cataclysms, epidemics and wars have changed the makeup of the world. A new Dominion has arisen in the ashes, ruled with an iron fist by the theocratic Party of Devout Fellowship. Healthy children are a rare blessing. And now, the final children are disappearing…

Full-color Illustrated Novel

A modern fairy-tale about death, loss, and finding redemption in the strangest places, for those of us still haunted by the uncertain, occult logic of dreams.

Comic pitch/concept WIP

Pitch for a noir-fantasy based in the Realm of Alterran, 50 years prior to Gran’s story in Tales From When I Had A Face.  

Check out the 10 page Teaser.


Experimental Web-Comic

Bleak isolation, gonzo excess, and android dreams color these surreal vignettes set in the years that follow Lilith’s disappearance in Party At The World’s End.

Table-top RPG / Setting in development

We have begun playtesting elements of the Fallen Cycle mythpunk RPG. Some of the settings explored so far:

  • BLACKOUT: Awakening 2054 set in Hong Kong

  • The Visitors 2035, set in the former United States following the second civil war

  • The Devil & The Printer’s Daughter set in a blighted town in 1870s Nebraska.

Stay tuned for announcements on our blog!

This universe is full of secrets, waiting for those brave or foolhardy enough to seek them out.

But beware. Once the doors of perception have been opened, they cannot be closed.

 
 

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