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Todays tale, The Resonance of Her Own Extinction, is a weird tale of a woman who receives a middle-of-the night phone call from a most unexpected caller - herself.

Then Tim works on his recruiting; he's getting ready to roll out an Army of the Dead. Check it out, you might just find yourself inspired to enlist.

Guest author Ghazifa Bashir is a writer and a student at Kinnaird College, Lahore. She is a second-place winner of the FIU Adam Smith International Essay Competition (2026) and recipient of an Honourable Mention at the Cambridge Re:Think Essay Competition. Her writing has appeared in Monograph Magazine, St. Stephen's College's PostScript (twice), Swim Press (twice), Florescence Magazine, Jarida Today, and The Disappointed Housewife. She has been published in the Yemipoet anthology, the BSP anthology Confessions of the Obsessed, and received a Commendation from the Author of Tomorrow Award. She was also a second place winner of the GGAC Essay Competition in Nigeria. Her work explores memory, erasure, and resistance across fiction, poetry, and essays.

Image by Pheladi Shai from Pixabay

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Todays tale, Golden Hour, comes to us courtesy of guest author Jordan Marie McCaw. She's an artist and writer living in Southern Oregon whose fiction has appeared in Stonecoast Review, Chilling Tales for Dark Nights, Creepy, and more. When she isn’t drawing skulls and cryptids or working on her current writing project, she’s taking care of her two daughters. You can learn more about her at @jm_mccaw on Instagram.

Once we've hiked up the mountain and captured that perfect shade of crimson, Tim's looking to open the holes in your head even wider with a sharp little number entitled The Cotillion of the Dead.

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