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HELP I'M STUCK IN 2018

*"I think I know what happened. Midnight came and went, and my friends went with it, just like they were supposed to. I’m the one who got stuck."*

The first story in the Cruelest Months series.

Amanda Tracy is enjoying New Year's Eve with her friends when the entire world freezes. Trapped in a place with no time and no sound, she has to survive before the world is devoured by a being beyond comprehension.

## Characters

* Amanda Tracy
* Jensen
* Laura
* Madison

## Notes

* This is the January story in the Cruelest Months series. The subtitle for this story is -*resumption*-.
* Amanda Tracy is the sister of Vivian Tracy, Ellory's second victim in "Lost Time." Both sisters deal with a time-eater in its various incarnations.
Recovery at St. Florence Hospital

“*You’re not interested in ghost stories*.”

A bonus Inspector Investigation by guest author E.M. Jones.

St. Florence Hospital is experiencing a bizarre rash of apparitions in its halls, where newly deceased patients seem to be clinging to the world of the living. One porter does some snooping and discovers that the ghostly sightings have a far more sinister explanation.

## Characters

* Daniel Lockwood
* Kendra Howe
* Henrietta Jadczak
* Glen Flaherty

## Settings

* St. Florence Hospital
* Lyonsville, Washington

## Notes

* St. Florence is the hospital in Lyonsville (just outside of Pacific Glade) where Janine Zimmerman used to work, and where Paul Ingram currently works as a nurse. It is also a major setting in *The Neverglades: Volume Three*.
* Jadczak and Flaherty are employees of Rosen Corp, who is using the soul ingots produced by the Net to barter with the Ender. This may explain how CAPRA was able to subdue the Ender in “Black Valentine.”
Jason Graham

**Jason Graham** was a popular blogger and movie reviewer. In his last review, for the B-movie *Murder at the Blue Eclipse*, he described an odd scene where the characters ran off screen for several silent minutes. After multiple viewings of the film, his eyeballs liquefied and his brain tissue corroded, resulting in him throwing himself out of his apartment window to his death.

He appears in “Murder at the Blue Eclipse.”
Dr. Crawford

**Dr. Crawford** was a controversial doctor who conducted experiments on his patients that brought them to the brink of death. He was obsessed with discovering where people go after they die. When he sends Ethan Hogan over the brink, Ethan returns with a horrific entity possessing his body. The entity grabs the doctor and "splinters" his form, killing him.

He appears in "The Crawford Experiment."
Skeleton Skulls

The fourth and final Neverglades spoof story, written using the generative text programs from botnik.org.

## Story

Smoldering newspapers had been crumpled like a cigarette. Marconi was standing outside the precinct, a bitterness in her voice. “Rory's the darkness, then,” she said. “There’s a lot of smoke billowing from his body.” I couldn't hurt anyone more than she did. The Inspector was holding a yellow substance in his fedora and passing it to Whedon himself. I could barely describe my pain.

“Inspector,” I said, grabbing my jacket. “There wasn't much I could do.” He remained silent, somehow wearing his trench coat with a crackle. I could imagine him without it, oblivious to the massacre of the greenhouse floor.

Janine shifted the papers on her thigh. “Eventually you have to accept that he was capable of starvation,” she said. “There’s a man in there, folks.” I shook my head and sighed. His grayish skin looked like someone had thrown flashes of smoke until he became like the skeleton.

Sometimes I asked the Inspector, unconvinced, if he could feel pain. He kept wringing his cigar. I knew Marconi was getting antsy. Red streaks of her cruiser zipped around the corner, brushing the ground. She had managed to find meaning in this whole mess. I circled the door frame with a little bit of loathing. It wasn’t about me.

Downstairs, I flicked the radio stations on. The wires were vibrating through the ceiling. I watched them kill the light. Something dark had come from outside and I was afraid to be listening. Whatever eldritch beast I thought I saw, I was thankful for the Kevlar.

The Inspector’s skull was leaking through his fedora. He wasn't going to wake up in the Neverglades. I turned around and tried to smile somehow, but the shelves were boarded up and the boys were relocated. Sweat had taken Ruth and even the radio. I was still staring down at the screen: memories of my family trailed from the walls like a film, so quiet and so still. I had never been a good host.

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan
* The Inspector
* Olivia Marconi
* Rory Hannigan
* John Whedon
* Janine Zimmerman
* Ruth Hannigan

## Notes

* This story was posted to NoSleep in March 2018 as part of its Purge event, in which all subreddit rules were removed for three days.
Lost Time

*"Pacific Glade is a quiet town, mostly."*

The first story in the Neverglades series.

Detective Mark Hannigan finds himself in over his head when inexplicably mangled bodies start turning up all over town. Thankfully, a mysterious federal agent who goes only by the Inspector is also on the case. Their investigations lead them to believe that an entity called a "time-eater" is responsible for the mysterious deaths.

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan
* The Inspector
* Olivia Marconi
* Ruth Hannigan
* Edgar Guerrera
* Vivian Tracy
* Ellory Pickett

## Settings

* Pacific Glade Police Station
* Skokomish Bluffs

## Notes

* This story was first featured in the book ***Curious Incidents: a Collection of Poe and Doyle Remixes***, written under the name David Field.
* Another time-eater (in its true form) is seen in the story "HELP I'M STUCK IN 2018." The protagonist of that story, Amanda Tracy, is the sister of Vivian Tracy, the time-eater's second victim in "Lost Time."

## Link

* Lost Time: the First Neverglades Mystery
The Crawford Experiment

"*I may not be mother-of-the-year, but dammit, I*am *a mother. And God help any man who gets between a mother and her son."*

The first Inspector Investigation.

Grieving mother Jean Hogan would do anything to save her son from his debilitating sickness. The controversial Dr. Crawford may have the answers... but his cures come with a particularly terrifying price.

## Characters

* Jean Hogan
* Ethan Hogan
* Dr. Crawford
* Marcy McKenna

## Settings

* San Francisco
* Crawford House

## Notes

* After the events of "Remember Me," Marcy McKenna fled south, where she was treated by Dr. Crawford. Her blood samples were used by the doctor to open rifts into another world.
Betty

**Betty** was an early hominid who lived in the Great Rift Valley in Kenya approximately 1.2 million years ago. Olivia Marconi meets her when the Semblance constructs a mental image of the past and traps her in it. She becomes a friend to Marconi and helps her escape from Sawyer's prison; however, she and her child are killed with the rest of the early hominids when the Inspector reveals his true form to them.

She appears in "In the Beginning."

## Notes

* Betty derives her name from the Ram Jam song "Black Betty."
John Whedon

Illustration by Chris Bodily

**John Whedon** was a resident of Pacific Glade and the former boyfriend of Marcy McKenna.

## Overview

### Pre-Neverglades Series

* John met his future girlfriend Marcy McKenna while camping at the Catamount Campgrounds. They shared a dance at the Sequoia Lodge and fell madly in love with each other. However, John showed a more abusive side as their relationship grew, and eventually Marcy grew so depressed by his emotional manipulation that she began to cut herself.

### Remember Me

* When Marcy becomes fed up with John's abusive behavior, she alters the town's collective memory to make everyone believe that she was a Hollywood star whom John murdered in cold blood. John is forced to go on the run when the town organizes a witch hunt against him. While under Marcy's influence, he seems to show genuine remorse for the actions he believes he committed, and asks Mark Hannigan to kill him. When everyone's memory returns to normal, however, he returns to town with no recollection of the past 24 hours.

### Body Count

* Whedon calls the police when Larry Hogan shows up at his house early in the morning and causes a scene. He ends up getting involved in the car crash with Olivia Marconi and the others. When Jeremy Belmont leaves the group to fend for themselves, Whedon tracks him down and kills him for his arrogance. He reveals to Janine and Marconi that he's been poisoning Larry slowly to punish him for abusing his wife. Marconi tries to talk him down, but he shoots both her and Janine. He is killed when Marconi fires back and lands three shots in his forehead.
David Farrow Fiction Wiki

## Welcome to the David Farrow Fiction Wiki!

This is a wiki dedicated to the works of r/nosleep author David Farrow, and the best resource to find connections between the many stories in the ever-expanding Farrowverse.

## Where to Start

* Take a visit to the Neverglades, home of Detective Hannigan and the enigmatic Inspector.
* Check out the list of complete works to catch up on everything David Farrow.
* Read up on the history of David Farrow's fictional universe in the Farrowverse Timeline.

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Vivian Tracy

**Vivian Tracy** was a citizen of Pacific Glade and the second documented victim of the time-eater. She has a counterpart in the Everglades named Veronica Darcy.

## Overview

### Lost Time

* Vivian was a young woman who volunteered at the local food pantry and ran a reading group at the Pacific Glade Public Library. Before the events of the Neverglades series, she was involved in a skydiving incident where her parachute almost didn't open. The time-eater erased the ripcord from her past, leading to her immediate death in the present.

### Fallen Night

* Vivian's house is mentioned as being destroyed following the Pacific Glade earthquake.

## Notes

* Vivian's sister, Amanda Tracy, appears as the protagonist in "HELP I'M STUCK IN 2018". Like her sister, Amanda falls afoul of a rogue time-eater and witnesses what happens when the entities consume time beyond the Rift.
Ben

**Ben** was one of the three teenagers who discovered the door to Room 325 in the woods. The quietest of the trio, Ben becomes upset when the room starts making references to his dead father. He sneaks out to the room on his own to make contact with his dad, but is attacked by the entity that resides in the room and dragged into its depths. Ben is still inside the room when the door closes and disappears.

He appears in "Room 325."
The Neverglades: Volume Three

The third and final collection of Neverglades stories, illustrated by Chris Bodily.

## Official Synopsis

It's been one year since the Inspector and Sheriff Marconi disappeared into the netherwastes. One year of relative peace and quiet for the people of Pacific Glade. The monsters are gone, crime is down, and things are starting to look... well, normal.

But normal can't last forever. Everything changes when the unconscious bodies of Marconi and the Inspector are discovered in the forest. Nothing will wake them up, but that's not the only problem - their return trip has torn open the walls between dimensions, and reality is slowly coming undone.

The only way to save the duo (and existence as we know it) is to find the pieces they left behind in their journey across the multiverse. But traversing dimensions comes with its own set of dangers, and not everyone may come back unscathed... or come back at all.

In this third and final collection, battles are fought, familiar faces return, and the story of the Neverglades comes to its epic and emotional conclusion.

## Stories

* The Third Man
* Green Light
* Red Eye
* Man of the Law
* On the Fringe of What We Know
* Final Rest
* Brother's Keeper
* Dark Side of the Moon
* A Thousand Glistening Threads
* Journey's End

## Notes

* Unlike previous collections, which included stories from the subreddit r/NoSleep, all of the stories in this collection are brand new and made their debut in book form.
The Truth Hunters

**Tomas Cristobal** and **Katerina Beckford** (collectively known as the **Truth Hunters**) are a team of UFO chasers and undercover agents of Rosen Corp. They were sent to St. Anders, Iowa to investigate the mysterious orange lights in the sky. While observing in town, Tomas and Katerina shoot down the perpetrators of the Cofield Farm attack and tend to the wounded. They attempt a mass "exodus" after the beings behind the lights reveal themselves and start laying waste to St. Anders. Their device transports themselves and the population of the town to another dimension, but their fate beyond that is unknown.

They appear in "Lights in the Sky Over St. Anders, Iowa."
Henrietta Jadczak

**Henrietta Jadczak** is a Rosen Corp agent vying for the position of Director of Logistics at St. Florence Hospital. She was responsible for testing the soul ingots produced by the Net, often pretending to be a gatekeeper of the afterlife to the souls still “circling the drain.” She successfully acquires a case of soul ingots before Daniel Lockwood destroys the Net and uses them to barter for Glen Flaherty’s old position.

She appears in “Recovery at St. Florence Hospital.”
Last Sparks of an Ephemeral Fire

*"Images bloomed like bloodstains: a tentacled presence heaving itself across the horizon. A rock tumbling down a mountain into a sea of gunfire. A helicopter exploding into heartbreaking chunks of shrapnel. Nothing could hurt me more."*

The eleventh and final Inspector Investigation.

The time has come for the Inspector and Tom Ingram to launch their assault against the forces of Rosen Corp. To get to headquarters, however, they'll have to take a shortcut through a dark, dangerous, and very familiar world... and what they find on the other side may shock them.

## Characters

* The Inspector
* Tom Ingram
* Kyle
* Meg
* Curtis
* John Peregrine
* Paul Ingram
* The Ender
* The Goliath

## Settings

* Pacific Glade
* The Bunker
* The Rift
* Rosen Corp Headquarters

## Notes

* This is the first (and final) Inspector Investigation in which the Inspector himself is a major player in the events of the story.
* The Redditors (Meg, Kyle, and Curtis) are based on actual Reddit users who volunteered to have their likenesses used in this story.
* The ending scene in which the Inspector tells Paul about Tom's sacrifice is seen again from Paul's perspective in the Volume Three story "Red Eye."
* With the destruction of its headquarters in this story, Rosen Corp has been crippled, at least temporarily. Their subsidiaries are still active and present throughout the Farrowverse and may appear again.
Transcripts from the Mount Isolation Radio Outpost

*"You’ll freeze to death in this storm, and for what? To sink the word into hibernation? To delay the apocalypse for a mere blink of the eye? Even a meat puppet like yourself wouldn’t be so stupid.”*

The fourth Inspector Investigation.

A radio outpost in the White Mountains receives some unusual transmissions as a deadly storm approaches... but what's hiding in the storm may be even deadlier.

## Characters

* Jeff Broadchurch
* Angela Nash
* Larry Egan
* Nick Gregory

## Notes

* The radio entity that appears in this story is related to the being from "Zombie Radio," which similarly traveled through radio waves. The name it borrows, Larry Egan, is a reference to "Legion" from the Bible.

## Link

* Transcripts from the Mount Isolation Radio Outpost
Matheson and Growly

**Matheson** and **Growly** are dogs belonging to Atlantic Dale constably Mike Hannity, and later looked after by Mike's ex-wife, Ruby Herringbone. They are counterparts to Stephen Hannigan and Rory Hannigan respectively from the Neverglades series. Growly is an excitable corgi and Matheson is a lazy basset hound who likes to sunbathe.

Ruby takes Matheson, dressed as Max from the Grinch movie, to Libby Lombardi's Christmas party at the Hanging Boulder. Detective Stephen Smith gets nervous around Matheson as he isn't good with dogs. Matheson ends up running after the strange figure dressed as Krampus and distracting them long enough for Smith and Ruby to apprehend the culprit, who turns out to be Smith's longtime rival, Sammy Vance, in disguise.

The dogs appear in "An Everglades Christmas."
Julianna Park

**Julianna Park** was a college student working at the Theodore Holbrook Memorial Library for the summer. At age sixteen, she started claiming to hear her dead father speaking to her from radios and TV sets, and was subsequently put on medication. Her history of mental illness brought her under the attention of Rosen Corp.

Julianna finds a strange staircase in the eastern tower of the library and rescues Dylan McAllister from the Reading Room at the bottom, but she is discovered and killed by John Peregrine.

She appears in "The Staircase in the Library."
Marjorie Baker

**Marjorie Baker** (also known by her stage name, **Janie Hathaway**) was the mother of Charlie Baker and estranged ex-wife of Randall Baker. After the birth of her daughter, Marjorie became envious of Charlie's beauty and developed an irrational hatred for her, believing she was responsible for "sapping" her mother's beauty from inside the womb. Marjorie neglected her family to pursue her dream of being a cabaret singer, resulting in her leaving Charlie and Randall around 1990.

Later, Charlie invites her mother to accompany her as she visits potential colleges in Jefferson, Rhode Island. Marjorie has since fallen into a drug addiction, and when Charlie disappears, she develops a paranoid delusion that her daughter has fallen into a hole between dimensions. She returns to New York City to resume her life, but is followed by a mysterious man with no face, who appears wherever she goes. Eventually Marjorie is forced to accept that Charlie didn't vanish through supernatural means, but simply left after years of neglect.

Marjorie eventually succumbs to a drug overdose and dies in a hospital waiting room. She awakens in the back of a taxi driven by the faceless man, on her way to whatever comes next.

She appears in "Liminal Spaces."
Timothy Lancaster (Nightmare World)

Illustration by Chris Bodily

**Timothy Lancaster** was captain of the CAPRA Defense Initiative in an alternate timeline where monsters took over the planet. He was killed by Olivia Marconi.

*To find Timothy Lancaster from the original timeline, look here.*

## Overview

### On the Fringe of What We Know

* Lancaster greets Abigail Shannon and Lola Velasquez when they're found aboveground and taken to the CAPRA bunker, tricking them into revealing that they come from another universe. He requests their help in getting the Ferryman to open a door so their army can escape from the Nightmare World, but when the officers escape, he decides to simply kill them and dissect the Ferryman to access its dimensional powers. He shoots Abigail and latches onto her ankle when the others flee to a new universe, but is shot and killed by Olivia Marconi upon arriving on the snowy mountain.

## Notes

* Lancaster owns one of the Inspector's fragments (his color changing cigar) although it is unrevealed how he came to possess it. The fragment is brought back to the prime timeline and returned to the Inspector by Velasquez and Marconi.
* It is unknown whether this version of Lancaster is in a relationship with Valentina Koeppel, or if she is even alive in the Nightmare World timeline.
Rory Hannigan

Stephen Hannigan (brother)

**Rory Hannigan** was a resident of Pacific Glade and the son of Mark and Ruth Hannigan. His counterpart in the Everglades is a dog named Growly.

*To find Rory Hannigan from the Moonverse, look here.*

## Overview

### Remember Me

* Rory is particularly affected by Marcy McKenna's memory alterations and makes several outbursts at the dinner table about suspected murderer John Whedon.

### Purple Moon

* Behind the rift, Rory's life energy manifests as a glowing, dripping orb of purple light, just like the other residents of Pacific Glade.

### Lucid Dreams

* Rory is spooked when he sees an apparition of his grandfather, Peter Lambrecht, while attending Peter's wake. He has a tough time dealing with the reality of Peter's death and seeks out comfort from Mark after he gets back from CAPRA headquarters.

### Devour

* During the Pacific Glade quake, Rory is struck in the head by falling debris and killed. His death awakens Mark's dark side, which leads to his massacre of the CAPRA scientists.

### Fallen Night

* Rory is laid to rest alongside his father at Locklear Cemetery. His brother, Stephen, leaves behind a beloved action figure on his grave.

### A Neverglades Halloween

* Before the Semblance disappears back into its own dimension, it takes on the form of Rory to taunt Ruth Hannigan.

### Family Plot

* Rory's corpse is reanimated by the Semblance in an effort to kill Ruth Hannigan. He returns to death when the Semblance is defeated by Olivia Marconi and Zachary Atwater.

### Final Rest

* After death, Rory lives in the golden city with the echo of his father Mark. He is often visited by Janine Zimmerman, who takes Marconi to see him when a piece of herself gets stuck in that dimension. It is implied that they share a happy existence together.
Marybeth Sable

Theresa Sable (daughter)

**Marybeth Sable** was a resident of Harmonia, Kansas and the mother of Lucy and Theresa Sable. To the visiting priests, she seemed very distressed by her daughter’s possession, despite doing her best to put on a kind face. Father Theo Broderick found her very sweet, but Pastor Everly believed her to be an unfaithful harlot. She was dissolved by the entity possessing Lucy while trying to save her daughter.

She appears in “The Exorcism of Lucy Sable.”
Lucy Park

**Lucy Park** is the mother of college student Julianna Park. When Julianna was young, her father was killed in a car accident, and she claimed to hear him speaking to her through radios and TV sets. Lucy had Julianna put on medication for these delusions and kept a watchful eye on her. She kept in touch frequently with her daughter via email and reached out to John Peregrine when Julianna stopped responding to her messages. The Inspector is unable to reach her for validation of the accounts in Julianna's emails.

She appears in "The Staircase in the Library."
The Centipede Man

**The Centipede Man** was an entity of unknown origin who occupied a pocket dimension inside the Cerulean Shores Hotel. He appeared as a tall, lanky man with gangly limbs and a smooth bald head, and was capable of turning his head upside down and folding his body in on itself until his entire torso became a ring of scuttling hands. He was killed by Olivia Marconi and Ruth Hannigan.

## Overview

### Checking Out

* The Centipede Man appears in a dark room marked by a bloody handprint inside the Backwards Woman's dimensional lobby. He tries to kill Marconi and Ruth, but they are barely able to escape.

### Fear No Evil

* When the Semblance opens doors across Pacific Glade that let out people's worst fears, the Centipede Man is released to target Marconi. She sticks a steak knife in his skull and Ruth bludgeons him with a rolling pin, killing him.
Dr. Renfield

**Dr. Renfield** was a lobotomist who worked at the original Mount Palmer Insane Asylum in the 1930s.

## Overview

### On the Mountain of Madness

* Dr. Renfield finds Mark Hannigan after his car accident and brings him into the asylum, believing him to be an insane patient. He plans to lobotomize Mark to "cure" him of his supposed madness. After Deacon helps Mark escape, the doctor ambushes them in the service tunnels and takes Deacon hostage. Deacon is able to break Renfield's jaw and get free, giving Mark the chance to knock the doctor out.

## Appearance and Personality

* Dr. Renfield is very tall and lanky, with tufts of gray hair and scabby skin. He wears a set of thick glasses that obscures his eyes and is usually seen in a medical mask.
* The doctor is softspoken and gentle with his patients, despite the horrific procedures he inflicts upon them. He has delicate hands and hates getting them dirty. When in doubt, his diagnosis for most afflictions is usually "madness."

## Notes

* Because the reality of Mark's time in the asylum is called into question, it is unclear whether the Dr. Renfield he meets is real or some kind of mental construct.
Murder Mystery

“*For the record, I thought it was a bad idea from the start*.”

--

The first story in *The Neverglades: Multiverse Chronicles*.

Ruth Hannigan is used to solving homicides at her day job, but faces the case of her life when her husband is shockingly killed at a murder mystery dinner. But this isn’t the only time Mark will die tonight, and if Ruth can’t stop the cycle, she might lose the love of her life forever…

## Characters

* Ruth Hannigan (Detective)
* Mark Hannigan (Civilian)
* Olivia Marconi (Officer)
* Nico Sanchez (Sheriff)
* The Chronicler

## Settings

* Pacific Glade Public Library
* The Chronicler's Study

## Notes

* This universe’s main point(s) of divergence were Ruth becoming a detective instead of Mark and Nico Sanchez becoming sheriff instead of Olivia Marconi. The Chronicler reveals that Mark and Ruth’s relationship is destined to end tragically in every universe, no matter how often they try to change the outcome.
* Detective Ruth is later recruited by Meta Mark to take on the Sightless in “Blood Moon.”
Mary Ellen Irving

**Mary Ellen Irving** (real name unknown) is an escapee from the Mount Palmer Psychiatric Institute and a serial killer who collects the eyes of her victims. In 1992, she came to Bixby, Alabama and lured in Algie Breckinridge and Donny Truman, both of whom she murdered. She was almost killed by Drew Darrow but managed to escape and flee Bixby. Her current location is unknown.

She appears in "Mary Ellen's Eyes."
Paul Ingram

Illustration by Chris Bodily

**Paul Ingram** is a resident of Pacific Glade and former husband to Tom Ingram, with whom he raised two children. He works at the hospital in Lyonsville just outside the town limits.

## Overview

### Last Sparks of an Ephemeral Fire

* After the events at Rosen Corp headquarters, the Inspector visits Paul to bring him news of Tom's sacrifice. Paul says he'd accepted that Tom was gone a long time ago, and they share a moment of mourning together as the sun sets.

### Red Eye

* Paul is tending to his patients when the Inspector, Olivia Marconi, and the Ferryman are rushed into the emergency room. He helps to organize the transfer of terminally ill patients to the North Wing for protection after the Ender appears and starts feeding on dying people. In an effort to protect Clara Bellevance, he tries to attack the Ender, but the multiple versions of Tom Ingram still living within the entity recognize Paul and cause the Ender to freeze in mid-lunge. Paul is able to hear his husband’s voice one last time before Norman Clancy shoots and kills the Ender.

### Man of the Law

* Clancy takes Paul hostage and forces him at gunpoint to lead him to the Inspector. Paul tricks the agent by leading him to the North Wing where Lola Velasquez and Georgina Prewitt are standing guard. Paul is able to steal Clancy’s gun and help the police crew contain him when they arrive at the hospital.

### On the Fringe of What We Know

* Paul stays behind to watch over Marconi and the Inspector while the rest of the team enters the multiverse to find their friends’ missing pieces.

### Brother's Keeper

* In the days since the rescue crew left, St. Florence has been overrun with monsters and armed government soldiers, turning the hospital into a death trap. Paul manages to survive by staying hidden and tending to the patients when he can. He encounters Stephen Hannigan in the chaos and leads him to the room where Marconi and the Inspector are being kept, but is assaulted and has his nose broken by Clancy. Despite Paul’s warnings, Stephen enters the multiverse to find his mother and the others.
Lucid Dreams

*"Death slips by you every day, so close you can feel the breeze on your cheeks as it passes, and leaves your world a little emptier. Sometimes you notice; sometimes you don’t. But it changes you either way."*

The seventh story in the Neverglades series.

People all across town are hallucinating their dead loved ones before committing suicide. The Inspector thinks he knows what may be responsible, but even he can't foresee just how deep the conspiracy goes. In a town full of monsters, the real enemies may be human after all...

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan
* The Inspector
* Olivia Marconi
* Valentina Koeppel
* Peter Lambrecht
* Vera Hanscomb
* Ruth Hannigan
* Rory Hannigan
* Chester Maines
* Nicole Kramer
* Veronica Stapleton
* Mike Schneider
* The Dream Crab

## Settings

* Locklear Cemetery
* Beaver Street Diner
* Lake Lucid
* CAPRA Headquarters

## Notes

* This story marks the reunion between Hannigan and the Inspector, after their hiatus in "Purple Moon."
* The CAPRA organization makes their first official appearance in the Neverglades series. Their umbrella company, Rosen Corp, has a prominent presence in the Farrowverse and serves as the main antagonistic force in the Inspector Investigations.
Remember Me

"*All it takes is for one person to throw the first stone."*

The third story in the Neverglades series.

A manhunt unfolds in Pacific Glade to track down John Whedon, the notorious criminal who murdered his girlfriend (and town sweetheart) one year ago. However, the Inspector can't find any evidence that such a murder took place, and he believes the town is suffering from a mass delusion. It's up to him and Mark to protect an innocent man from vigilante justice... but Mark may have already given in to the delusion himself.

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan
* The Inspector
* Ruth Hannigan
* Stephen Hannigan
* Rory Hannigan
* Marcy McKenna
* John Whedon

## Settings

* The Hannigan Home
* Marcy's Cottage
* Catamount Campgrounds

## Notes

* Marcy's memory warping powers are the result of CAPRA and Rosen Corp's human augmentation tests. Other participants in these trials include Lacey Benedict and Tom Ingram.
* This is Marcy McKenna's last appearance in the Neverglades series, but mention of her is made in "The Crawford Experiment."
Black Valentine

*“Fight it all you want, deny me until you’re blue in the face, but you know the truth. At the end of the day, we’re only human.”*

The eighth story in the Neverglades Series: Volume Two.

Pacific Glade’s seasonal festivities are cut short when the ghostly shade of Valentina Koeppel appears in town, wreaking havoc. Marconi and the Inspector fear that CAPRA may be up to their old tricks. But when they investigate the abandoned facility, what they find goes beyond a simple human conspiracy.

## Characters

* Olivia Marconi
* The Inspector
* Zachary Atwater
* Valentina Koeppel
* Ray Clarke
* Timothy Lancaster
* The Ender
* The Semblance

## Settings

* The Harvest Fair
* Pacific Glade Police Station
* CAPRA Headquarters

## Notes

* The Inspector mentions the destruction of Rosen Corp headquarters, which he and Tom Ingram were responsible for in “Last Sparks of an Ephemeral Fire.”
* CAPRA was revealed to be a Rosen Corp subsidiary in “Lucid Dreams.” Its headquarters was thought to have been abandoned after being destroyed by the quake in “Devour.”
* Timothy Lancaster also appears in the short story “Rising Heat,” in which he recruits an unknowing Ramona King for a Rosen Corp human augmentation trial.
* The Inspector tells Marconi about how he extracted the essence of Mark Hannigan from the Ender in “Fallen Night.” Like Valentina, an echo of Mark still exists in the netherwastes, which the Inspector and Marconi later encounter in "Ghost Highway."
The Time-Eater

The **Time-Eater** (in the guise of **Ellory Pickett**) was an entity that fed off the citizens of Pacific Glade, turning their near-death experiences into real-death experiences. It was killed by Olivia Marconi.

## Overview

### Lost Time

* Sometime before the events of the Neverglades series, a botanist named Ellory Pickett was possessed by the time-eater. In order to feed, it kills Edgar Guerrera and Vivian Tracy, erasing elements from their pasts so they die in the present. Mark Hannigan and the Inspector confront the time-eater at Ellory's greenhouse, where it attempts to feed on Mark. However, Marconi is able to shoot and fatally wound the time-eater before it can claim another victim.

### On the Mountain of Madness

* In his delirious state, Mark believes that Sister Martha is also possessed by the time-eater. Because the reality of the events that took place in Mount Palmer is murky, it is unclear whether there was another time-eater in the asylum or if the sighting was a figment of Mark's unstable mind.

## Notes

* Another time-eater (in its true form) is seen beyond the Rift in the story "HELP I'M STUCK IN 2018."
Brother's Keeper

“*I knew, without a doubt, that every road I’d taken was meant to lead me here*.”

The seventh story in the Neverglades Series: Volume Three.

Stephen Hannigan has been seeing his dead brother Rory on campus – except this Rory is older, wearier, and more hardened than the Rory he knew. But that’s not all. Reality is coming apart at the seams, and if Stephen can’t figure out how to stop it, his brother’s ghost will be the least of his problems…

## Characters

* Stephen Hannigan
* Rory Hannigan (Moonverse)
* Dr. Drake
* Laura Landon
* Rick Tremblay
* Paul Ingram
* Norman Clancy
* Georgina Prewitt

## Settings

* St. Dominic’s College
* Route 127
* St. Florence Hospital

## Notes

* Stephen is in his sophomore year at St. Dominic’s, which he started attending in “Temple of the Moon.”
* This is the first story to allude to the existence of the Moonverse, which is explored in more detail in “Dark Side of the Moon.”
* This is the only story in the Neverglades series to be narrated by Stephen Hannigan.
Axl

**Axl** es un personaje de la serie de videojuegos *Mega Man X*.

## Posibles Oponentes

* Silver El Erizo (Sonic)
* Nero (Devil May Cry)
* Cable (Marvel)
* Noel Vermillion (BlazBlue)

## **Récord de Batallas**

* Libre de Spoiler
* Spoiler

ADVERTENCIA: *La siguiente lista revela el numero de victorias y derrotas del personaje. **Lea bajo su propio riesgo.***

**Récord de Batallas**

* Victorias: 0
* Derrotas: 0
* Empates: 0
Darkseid

## Uxas

* Avatar
* Verdadero Ser

**Darkseid** es uno de los mayores villanos de la *Liga de la Justicia* y el universo de *DC Comics*, el aprecio en el episodio 103 de DEATH BATTLE! en donde se enfrento a su rival Thanos de *Marvel Comics*.

## Posibles Oponentes

* Bills *(Dragon Ball Super)*
* Bowser *(Super Mario Bros.)*
* Diamente Amarillo *(Steven Universe)*
* Dormammu *(Marvel)*
* Vilgax *(Ben 10)*
* Shao Kahn *(Mortal Kombat)*
* Doctor Doom *(Marvel)*
* Enerjak (Archie Sonic)

## **Victorias/Derrotas hasta ahora**

* Libre de Spoiler
* Spoiler

ADVERTENCIA: *La siguiente lista revela el numero de victorias y derrotas del personaje. **Lea bajo su propio riesgo.***

**Battle Record**

* Ganadas: 0
* Perdidas: 0
* Empates: 0

## Historia

Hace mucho tiempo en el Cuarto Mundo, **Uxas** vivía en el planeta, Urgrund, donde su gente adoraba a los Dioses Antiguos que necesitaban sus oraciones para sobrevivir. Pero **Uxas** despreciaba a los dioses antiguos y, después de que uno de ellos se desató en su aldea, manipuló a las deidades para luchar entre ellas en el evento conocido como Ragnarok. **Uxas** procede a absorber los poderes de los dioses caídos para sí mismo, transformándose en el primer Nuevo Dios : **Darkseid**.Después de que Iyaza se transformara en un Nuevo Dios por el Padre Celestial cuando suplicó el regreso de su amada Avia de los muertos, los hermanos lucharon antes de que **Darkseid** usara su poder para dividir el planeta en dos y transformara a la mitad en un nuevo mundo: Apokolips . donde reina sobre su población de esclavos de inmortales como dios-rey, con la única oposición que es su hermano, ahora conocido como el Padre Alto , y los Nuevos Dioses de Nuevo Génesis . Con el tiempo, **Darkseid** se enteró de otros mundos más allá del Cuarto Mundo y trató de contrarrestar el universo conocido mientras resolvía la Ecuación Anti-Vida para gobernar toda la vida. Pero recibe nueva oposición en Superman y la Liga de la Justicia .
Lucas Bray

**Lucas Bray** is the lead vocalist and guitarist for the rock band Hell and Back. At the insistence of their bassist, Greta, the band decided to kick off their career by playing at a number of famously haunted venues, including the Storm’s End Tavern in Louisiana. Although Lucas himself never saw any strange phenomena in the building, Greta may have glimpsed an apparition, and a photographer captured a keyboardist who doesn’t exist playing onstage with the band.

He appears in “Seven Photographs from the Storm’s End Tavern.”
Harvey Jackson

**Harvey Jackson** was a resident of Pacific Glade and the first documented victim of the Radio Entity.

## Overview

### Zombie Radio

* Harvey was a member of the Mountain Ridge Country Club when the deadly broadcast came through their sports radio, liquefying his brain and the brains of the other country club members. His corpse was reanimated in the morgue and used to strangle Mark Hannigan, but his head was destroyed by the Inspector, killing him for good.

### Lucid Dreams

* A headless Harvey is one of the many figures Mark hallucinates while swimming through Lake Lucid. Mark believes he sees Harvey (along with the other victims) because he couldn't save him.
Jean Hogan

**Jean Hogan** was the mother of Ethan Hogan and the widow of Jim Hogan. When her son fell deathly ill, Jean sought out help from the controversial Dr. Crawford, but quickly came to discover that his methods were pushing his patients to the brink of death. She was killed when Dr. Crawford unleashed a horrific entity that possessed Ethan's body and sent Crawford House tumbling into the ocean.

She appears in "The Crawford Experiment."
Jake Yu

**Jake Yu** was a member of the Greater Orlando Escapists, a group of prominent escape room enthusiasts. After the group first broke up, he started a sketch comedy series on YouTube, but eventually rejoined the group to tackle Elias Shade’s House of Doorways. During their stay in the House, the group was trapped in a bizarre clock tower and pursued by a horrific entity known as the Ringmaster. Jake was killed and fed on by the entity while trying to escape from the clock tower.

He appears in “House of Doorways.”
Marcy McKenna

Illustration by Chris Bodily

**Marcy McKenna** is a former resident of Pacific Glade and one of the many test subjects from Rosen Corp's human augmentation experiments.

## Overview

### Pre-Neverglades Series

* Marcy met her future boyfriend John Whedon while camping at the Catamount Campgrounds. They shared a dance at the Sequoia Lodge and fell madly in love with each other. However, John showed a more abusive side as their relationship grew, and eventually Marcy grew so depressed by his emotional manipulation that she began to cut herself.
* During a medical examination, Marcy was recruited for a drug trial by agents of CAPRA, who recognized her potential. As a result of the test procedures, she began to develop the ability to alter the memories of others.

### Zombie Radio

* Mark Hannigan and the Inspector interrogate Marcy down at Pacific Glade Community Radio, believing her station to be the source of the brain-melting broadcast. However, she makes them aware of the old radio station location, which seems to be active again despite being abandoned years before. She senses danger and warns the duo to be careful before they leave to pursue the source of the signal.

### Remember Me

* Marcy's rage at being abused by John finally manifests in a burst of power that rearranges the memories of everybody in Pacific Glade. She makes everyone believe that she is a beloved celebrity who was brutally murdered by her boyfriend, hoping their anger will lead them to hunt down John and kill him. She manages to get Mark swept up in the hysteria, but the Inspector talks her down and encourages her to lift her hold over everyone's memories. She decides to erase herself from the Glade's collective memory and leaves town to get a fresh start somewhere new.

### The Crawford Experiment

* After leaving Pacific Glade, Marcy develops an unusual illness as a result of her CAPRA treatments and seeks out Dr. Crawford to cure her. The doctor takes several samples of her blood and is able to restore her health, but Marcy notices that he seems a little too fascinated with her case. She keeps an eye on him and warns other patients online when she notices his experiments taking a deadly turn. Her fate after she leaves Crawford House is unknown.

## Notes

* Aside from the Inspector and the Ender, Marcy is the only character from the Neverglades series to appear or be mentioned in the Inspector Investigations.
* The celebrity version of Marcy from the town's collective delusion was a young TV star who appeared in *Twin Peaks* and starred on Broadway. According to Mark, she did charities and benefit shows and even shook hands with the President.
The Creator of All Things

**The Creator of All Things** (sometimes referred to as merely **the Creator**) is a seemingly omnipotent being responsible for the creation of every dimension in the multiverse and their inhabitants. Their true form is impossible to comprehend, even for a powerful cosmic being like the Inspector, who sees them as a vaguely humanoid shape. They occupy an endless library in an unknown dimension of the multiverse, where they spend their time writing new universes into existence. They are accompanied by three mysterious cats (Atlas, Celeste, and Polaris) who might be extensions of the Creator's being.

The Creator is an absolute perfectionist and inevitably abandons their universes when they don't develop as intended (an absence which the Inspector steps into in at least one timeline, in which he takes on the role of humanity's protector). It is implied that they will write forever, constantly trying and failing to create the perfect universe.

They are alluded to in "Purple Moon" and glimpsed (although not seen fully) in "A Thousand Glistening Threads."

## Known Creations

* The Prime Timeline (The Neverglades series, etc.)
* The Rift
* The Netherwastes
* The Nightmare World
* The Golden City
* The Moonverse
* Unknown World (described as having "blue marinas, desert marketplaces, floating colonies in the sky, cities buried deep underground")
Nephilos (Story)

“*Maybe truth doesn’t come from explanations - just the knowledge that we’ll never know the full story*.”

"**Nephilos**" (stylized as "**nephilos**") is the ninth chapter in the gallows hill series.

After much digging, Nephilos has finally unearthed the video that started it all: Shaun and Tom’s documentary, which inadvertently revealed the existence of the supernatural. The truth will finally come to light, and the history of what happened all those years ago will be shared at last…

## Characters

* Mirror Face
* Nephilos
* Shaun Sanford
* Tom Johnson
* Josephine Young

## Settings

* The Dataspace
* Gallows Hill Campus

## Notes

* Shaun and Tom’s blog, “The Weird Brothers,” makes its first appearance in the gallows hill series. This is the name they use to investigate strange phenomena in their other Farrowverse appearances.
Behind the Scenes

*“Somewhere in America, in a podunk town you’d never care to know or visit, there’s a little movie theater called the Blue Eclipse Cineplex.”*

First featured on the NoSleep Podcast.

When a movie theater employee witnesses a murder from behind the ticket kiosk, he does some snooping into the crime scene... but peeking behind the curtain exposes a terrible truth that should have stayed hidden.

## Characters

* Stan
* Damon Knight

## Notes

* An earlier version of this story was available exclusively to subscribers on David Farrow’s email list under the title “I’ve Been Watching from the Kiosk,” although it is no longer available. The updated story was later posted to the author’s personal subreddit, r/DavidFarrowWrites, after its narration on the NoSleep Podcast.
* The movie in which Stan finds himself trapped is titled *Murder at the Blue Eclipse*, featured in the short story of the same name. Stan's efforts to break the fourth wall and escape from the film lead to reality warping and viewers losing their lives or sanity.

## Links

* Behind the Scenes (NoSleep Podcast narration)
* Behind the Scenes (story text)
On the Road Again

“*It feels like everyone I know is a whole world away. Which makes this what, Hell or something? I don’t know. I hate it and it scares me*.”

The eleventh story in the Cruelest Months series.

Miranda Cole is taking a trip up north to visit her parents for Thanksgiving dinner. She quickly gets lost on a highway that seems to have no end – and she might not be the only one wandering that lonely road.

## Characters

* Miranda Cole
* The Faceless Man

## Notes

* This story was posted exclusively to r/DavidFarrowWrites as a Thanksgiving special.
* This is the November story in the Cruelest Months series. The subtitle for this story is -divergence-.
The Neverglades: Volume One

The first collection of Neverglades stories, illustrated by Chris Bodily.

## Official Synopsis

Mark Hannigan is a homicide detective in the isolated town of Pacific Glade, located in the dense forest regions of Washington. The town is so shut off from the rest of the world that it has earned the nickname “Neverglades” from its longtime residents. The Neverglades are no stranger to bizarre and inexplicable events, and Hannigan has seen plenty of things on the police force that seem to defy earthly explanation.

Enter the Inspector. A mysterious figure always seen with a cigar and fedora, this otherworldly detective knows more about the workings of the Neverglades than any human being rightly should. There’s a rip in reality around Pacific Glade, he says, making it a breeding ground for the strange and supernatural, and the Inspector is just one of many entities who have managed to slip through.

In these nine interwoven stories, Hannigan and the Inspector traverse the haunted grounds of the Neverglades, where it's going to take everything they've got to make it out alive. Time paradoxes, pocket universes, giant dream-weaving crabs and star-snuffing leviathans - it's a lot for one measly little human to handle. But with an eldritch abomination by his side, Hannigan just might stand a chance.

## Stories

* Lost Time
* Zombie Radio
* Remember Me
* The Wendigo
* Purple Moon
* On the Mountain of Madness
* Lucid Dreams
* Devour
* Fallen Night

## Notes

* "Lost Time" was also featured in *Curious Incidents: a Collection of Poe and Doyle Remixes*, written under the name David Field.
The Everglades Mysteries

“*Atlantic Dale is a shitty town, mostly*.”

The fourteenth story in *The Neverglades: Multiverse Chronicles* and the first Everglades parody story.

Town constable Mike Hannity finds himself in over his head when inexplicably mangled bodies start turning up all over town. Thankfully, a mysterious federal agent (whose full name is classified) is also on the case. Strange things are happening in the Everglades, but is a local cryptid to blame, or something far more mundane…?

## Characters

* Mike Hannity
* Stephen Smith
* Libby Lombardi
* Eddie Montero
* Veronica Darcy
* Florida Man

## Settings

* Atlantic Dale, Florida
* The Everglades

## Notes

* This story was first posted to r/NoSleep in October 2020 as part of its Halloween event, in which subreddit rules were relaxed for twenty-four hours. It is an affectionate parody of the first Neverglades story, “Lost Time.”
* Detective Smith mentions hearing news of a wendigo out west, which may allude to the events of the Neverglades story “The Wendigo.”