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Mythos
A mythic existential adventure through madness and transcendence by a mind lost in the lonely outer reaches of consciousness.
A frail old man, tortured by grief and delusion, is dying a pitiful and horrifying death, and he is utterly alone. How has it come to this?
Scars and bleeding wounds in the shapes of magical symbols mark the length of his body—wards against the demon that chases him. He can run no longer, and the demon’s grip tightens.
In his last breaths, he must travel back through his quickly fading memories to discover the source of his torment. If he can remember the moment he let the demon in, perhaps he can find some clue to escape it and the damnation it portends.
But the closer he gets to that memory, the harder the demon fights, and the more his mind slips from him. He is running out of time.
A frail old man, tortured by grief and delusion, is dying a pitiful and horrifying death, and he is utterly alone. How has it come to this?
Scars and bleeding wounds in the shapes of magical symbols mark the length of his body—wards against the demon that chases him. He can run no longer, and the demon’s grip tightens.
In his last breaths, he must travel back through his quickly fading memories to discover the source of his torment. If he can remember the moment he let the demon in, perhaps he can find some clue to escape it and the damnation it portends.
But the closer he gets to that memory, the harder the demon fights, and the more his mind slips from him. He is running out of time.
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Dane Clark Collins
12 books18 followersIn 2012, Dane Clark Collins edited and co-wrote The Tomb of Kochun and The Elflings of Uteria with co-writer Michael Bielaczyc, and followed that up with this year's The Elves of Uteria.
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