EPISODE · Jun 29, 2022 · 37 MIN
Come the Dusk
from Stygian Sagas
NOTE: This is a sequel to Come the Dawn. You'll wanna listen to that one before you listen to this one, if you haven't already. The narrator of Come the Dawn, still haunted by his night in the silo, learns more about the source of his visions and nightmares. This, along with Come the Dawn and the Quirk Road trilogy of stories, serve as precursors to my upcoming novel, which'll be released here and on YouTube near the summer's end. Music by CO.AG Music and White Bat Audio
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