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The Mirror 

by David A. Rincon  

One will rise from afar...
To answer the call...
To end a tyrant...
Or fall...

This is the ancient legend of the Indigo Islands-a prophecy whispered through generations.

Many believe it's only a story.

Mikala Illyena never did

Even as a child, she held onto the belief that one day, a champion would rise to defend the islands from a ruthless ruler. Now, as darkness spreads and hope fades, that belief may be all that remains.

Jake wakes in a forest with no memory... only his name.

Drawn to an abandoned house, he finds a mirror... but no reflection. Instead, something impossible stares back.

Thrown into a world of sorcery, betrayal, and rising rebellion, Jake discovers his fate is tied to the very legend Mikala has always believed in. As enemies close in and truths begin to unravel, he must journey across unknown lands and face a question more dangerous than any enemy:

Who is he... really? And when he finds the answer-will he survive it?

David Rincon is an American-born author originally from Novato, California, now residing in Santa Rosa. A lifelong storyteller and devoted fan of all things Disney, he has a knack for uncovering obscure film trivia and weaving imagination into immersive worlds.

The Creatures in the Woods:  The Melon-Heads of Connecticut by Kyle N. Kolber

Kyle N. Kolber explores the folklore surrounding the Melon-Heads of Connecticut, the mysterious beings that roam the woods and suburban backyards of the state.  

Foxthorne Cottage 

A strange, folkloric fantasy that tells the story of daily life at Foxthorne Cottage through the diary-like prose of an anonymous writer.

While the story may be read as straight-forward, the manuscript contains an alternate narrative conveyed through symbolism, implication, and imagery which each reader may interpret differently.

Little Green Men is inspired by the Gernsback/pulp era of science fiction literature (1920s-1950s.) 

If you fondly recall reading pulp sci-fi mags such as Amazing Stories and Weird Tales, you'll love this collection of stories featuring prison planets, exciting action heroes and, of course, the quintessential little green men. 

The Collected Works of Dark Lorecraft 

• Sangre Primus: Codex Edition– A work of speculative mythobiology sets forth the hypothesis that vampirism and lycanthropy are both manifestations of the same parasitic infection. 
• Dragons Were Real – In this essay, the author presents evidence from evolutionary biology, ecology, and cultural anthropology to support his thesis that dragons were biologically possible apex predators. 
• Cryptid Archetypes: The Global Wild Men – The author explores the concept of the Wild Man archetype, weaving together cultural origins, physical descriptions, and environmental adaptations. This compelling document explains that the Wild Man is not only plausible, but also culturally necessary.
• American Cryptid Database– Across the United States, people are seeing creatures that simply don’t belong in the world as we understand it. The author takes us beyond Sasquatch and the Jersey Giant in this exploration of cryptids across America that will have you looking over your shoulder the next time you’re on a lonely country road.