INKY
Thou Who Travelest By Air
The planet isn’t hostile. It’s patient.
A survey team is sent to Paradise, a remote colony world long thought abandoned. What they find is a thriving village, a devout community, and signs that something is quietly, fundamentally off. As the days pass, strange behaviors, glowing forests, and fragments of forgotten tech raise more questions than answers. Some of the crew want to file the report and leave. Others can’t stop digging.
On Paradise, the truth is rooted deep — and it grows.
INKY
Thou Who Travelest By Air
The planet isn’t hostile. It’s patient.
A survey team is sent to Paradise, a remote colony world long thought abandoned. What they find is a thriving village, a devout community, and signs that something is quietly, fundamentally off. As the days pass, strange behaviors, glowing forests, and fragments of forgotten tech raise more questions than answers. Some of the crew want to file the report and leave. Others can’t stop digging.
On Paradise, the truth is rooted deep — and it grows.
INKY
Thou Who Travelest By Air
The planet isn’t hostile. It’s patient.
A survey team is sent to Paradise, a remote colony world long thought abandoned. What they find is a thriving village, a devout community, and signs that something is quietly, fundamentally off. As the days pass, strange behaviors, glowing forests, and fragments of forgotten tech raise more questions than answers. Some of the crew want to file the report and leave. Others can’t stop digging.
On Paradise, the truth is rooted deep — and it grows.
INKY
Thou Who Travelest By Air
The planet isn’t hostile. It’s patient.
A survey team is sent to Paradise, a remote colony world long thought abandoned. What they find is a thriving village, a devout community, and signs that something is quietly, fundamentally off. As the days pass, strange behaviors, glowing forests, and fragments of forgotten tech raise more questions than answers. Some of the crew want to file the report and leave. Others can’t stop digging.
On Paradise, the truth is rooted deep — and it grows.
Joseph Nassise
Riverwatch: Annotated Edition
A forgotten chamber secreted beneath a decrepit old mansion.
An ancient evil that lies slumbering in the dark.
A guardian determined to fulfill his duty to his last, dying breath.
When Jake Caruso and his construction team find a hidden tunnel in the cellar of the old Blake mansion in the sleepy hamlet of Harrington Falls, Jake can't wait to explore its depths. There, he finds an even greater mystery: a stone chamber that's been covered up for hundreds of years -- sealed shut by some long-forgotten warden.…
INKY
Thou Who Travelest By Air
The planet isn’t hostile. It’s patient.
A survey team is sent to Paradise, a remote colony world long thought abandoned. What they find is a thriving village, a devout community, and signs that something is quietly, fundamentally off. As the days pass, strange behaviors, glowing forests, and fragments of forgotten tech raise more questions than answers. Some of the crew want to file the report and leave. Others can’t stop digging.
On Paradise, the truth is rooted deep — and it grows.
Sebastian Kohan Esquenazi
Consideraciones futboleras de un forastero sin retorno. (2010-2025)
Quince años de historias futboleras
Alex Buday
Chernobyl
Author’s Note
Some days don’t begin like any other—and from that moment on, nothing continues the way it used to. Chernobyl. is a story about such a day. But more than that, it is a story about a time, a feeling, and a young man—me—trying to find his place in a world that was quietly falling apart.
In the spring of 1986, I was living in Moscow as a university student. I was full of questions, ambitions, and that strange sense that something was coming. We didn’t know what had happened—just heard whispers. And even those were hushed. Then one day, my roommate brought in a Western magazine with a satellite photo on the cover: the exploded reactor. Until then we had only guessed. From that moment on, we knew.…
Sadie De Winter
Miss Cox and the Adventure (...)
It all begins with the scent of a predator and the unshakable feeling that the true danger wears a human face. In the shadowy heart of Victorian London, where propriety cloaks secrets and danger wears a gentleman’s face, Drusilla Cox lives a double life: ostensibly a maid in the chaotic household of Sherlock Holmes, but in truth something far more elusive and far more dangerous. When Holmes receives an unsettling visit from a veiled young woman convinced she will share her sister’s fatal fate, he dispatches Drusilla to the crumbling estate of Stoke Moran, where grief, greed and something monstrous intertwine.…