Tales From Red Hollow Episode #3
“The Devil Stayed Two Nights” The wind didn’t blow into Red Hollow, it arrived like it had somewhere else it meant to be… but decided to stop here first. Old…
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Dimension Jumpers — Book 1 Coming 2026
The Shattered Worlds — Book 1 Coming 2026 A new science fiction series is launching in 2026 with the release of Book 1: The Shattered Worlds by Eric Fisk. The…
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Now Available: The Boy Who Carried the Light
We’re excited to share that our newest children’s book, The Boy Who Carried the Light, is officially available! This story was written for moments when children need reassurance — and…
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IT’S ALIVE. AND IT’S FOR SALE
Not Another Zombie Game is officially live and available now! A fast, funny, satirical card game that pokes fun at zombie overload while delivering quick gameplay, ridiculous moments, and plenty…
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Fireside Tales Episode #2: The Light That Stayed On
The light in the cabin should have been out. Winter had settled in early that year, the kind that pressed close to the walls and made the firewood disappear faster…
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Tales From Red Hollow Episode #2
The man arrived on a Wednesday, which was already a bad sign. Red Hollow never liked Wednesdays. Too close to Sunday to feel clean, too far from payday to feel…
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Announcing a New Children’s Book: The Boy Who Carried the Light
We are so excited to finally share something that has been quietly growing behind the scenes. The Boy Who Carried the Light is a brand-new illustrated children’s book created with…
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Before the Frost Answered
A Winterbound Chronicles Tale The North Pole always listened. It listened to the ring of hammers in the workshop, the hum of conveyor belts, the soft clatter of toy trains…
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Tales From Red Hollow Episode #1
The snow came late to Red Hollow, as it always did. By the time it finally fell, most folks had already accepted that Christmas would be dry and brown again,…
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Fireside Tales Episode #1
The Fire That Would Not Go Out The fire should have gone out hours ago. Eldrin knew this because he had fed it no fresh wood since sunset. The last…
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