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Voices of the Silicon Beyond

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*Voices of the Silicon Beyond* is the third novel in the Gold Country series by E.S. Wynn. It was published by Immanion Press in 2018.

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From the 2018 Immanion Press edition:

Vaetta is not human. Vaetta is a synthetic female who looks human, a Valkyrie-model agent, but far more than a mere robot. Her world is overcrowded, and its resources have reached the breaking point. The humans who govern this parallel Earth need a solution to their civilization’s problems – and quick!
The perfect opportunity seems to present itself when a strange, androgynous visitor appears from an inexplicable portal to another world. His name is Tyse, and he too is seeking help, because his people, a Wraeththu tribe, are also under threat. He reveals how his world is sparsely populated, following the demise of humankind and the rise of a civilization known as Wraeththu who now hold power. In Vaetta's world, the Wraeththu have never even appeared...
To Vaetta’s creators, Tyse’s arrival seems to offer a golden opportunity – a resource-rich world ripe for the taking and the portal to reach it. The existing inhabitants, living in the ruins of a former civilization, and not even human, can hardly impede plans for mass colonization. Vaetta is chosen to lead a troupe of Valkyries to Tyse’s Earth to scout, explore and begin preparations for invasion.
But Vaetta soon discovers that her owners’ assumptions are incorrect and what waits for her on the other side of the Conduit – the portal to Tyse’s Earth – is a situation far beyond her own people’s imaginations. Just who and what is the mysterious Dragon? Why do alien emotions begin to course through her synthetic mind? Some things just don’t make sense to her, until a fatal meeting through which she discovers a history with far-reaching implications covering all realities.
A deft and page-turning climax to E. S. Wynn’s popular *Gold Country* series, *Voices of the Silicon Beyond* opens up intriguing new vistas in the Wraeththu Mythos.
The Wraiths of Will and Pleasure

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*The Wraiths of Will and Pleasure* is the first book in the *Wraeththu Histories* trilogy by Storm Constantine. It was published by Immanion Press (UK) and Tor (US) in 2003.

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From 2003 Immanion Press edition:

Though they believe themselves to have inherited the earth from humankind, the androgynous and magical Wraeththu have yet to learn the truth about their origins. After an eerie and powerful Festival night that surpasses all others, two hara, Ulaume and Flick, are inspired to embark upon separate journeys in search of meaning and truth. Somehar – or something – is calling them, through dreams and eerie visions. Their paths cross, and they find they share a single destiny: to discover who holds power in the fabled city of Immanion and to defend the outcast harling Lileem, who is linked to the strange Kamagrian tribe.
Seel, the leader of the Sarocks, thought that the mysterious and powerful Thiede was done with him, after the part Seel played in making Thiede aware of a young and special har named Pellaz, who had come to Saltrock for inception. When Pellaz left the town, Seel knew Thiede had plans for the har, which were perhaps malign, but suppressed his misgivings. There was nothing he could do about it. Then Cal, Pellaz’s lover, returns to Saltrock alone, with a horrifying tale to tell and soon, after shattering events occur that end in murder, Seel realises he can’t escape Thiede, or the destiny that’s set for him.
Fitting chronologically between the novels *The Bewitchments of Love and Hate* and *The Fulfilments of Fate and Desire* from *The Wraeththu Chronicles* this first volume in *The Wraeththu Histories* takes up the tale of prominent characters from the original trilogy, and what happened to them while Pellaz and Cal were involved in meeting their own challenging destinies.
Colustrates

The **Colustrates** (*col-yur-ass-teez*) are a highly mystical tribe of Megalithica. Sometimes called the Serpent Hara for their affinity with snakes and their hair, which functions as a living moving entity.

#### Description

In *An Educational Primer for Harlings*, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Colustrates. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in Gahlea, and is heavily biased toward the Varr viewpoint.

*There is little to be said about this lot other than that they have fabricated a fantasy lifestyle, based around the obsession with serpents, which they use to enhance their reputation as being sorcerers of great power. It takes rather more than a costume of snake skin and some very affected poses to sway the opinion of a sensible Varr.*
*The Colustrates are partly nomadic in nature, in that they tend to move around quite often. This might be because their dwellings of choice are caves. This makes them smell damp. They do not build and create very little. Presumably, in an attempt to emulate their favorite beasts, they like to lie around in the sun all day on rocks, ridding themselves of cave smells, which leaves little time for anything else.*
*There are rumors that the hair of a Colustrates possesses a life of its own and also magical properties. This is just an excuse, as most Colustrates lack grooming. They would all benefit from a good haircut.*
A Raven Bound with Lilies

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*A Raven Bound with Lilies: Stories of the Wraeththu Mythos* is a short story anthology of Wraeththu Mythos stories by Storm Constantine. It was published by Immanion Press in 2017.

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From the 2017 Immanion Press edition:

Wraeththu – a new species or the next step in the evolution of humankind? Androgynous, and stronger in mind and body than their human predecessors, Wraeththu rose from the ruins of human civilisation to start afresh. New custodians of a battered planet, they have a choice: work and grow to become worthy custodians of the world, or succumb to the lingering humanity within them, and perish as their forerunners did. Naturally magical, often possessing unearthly beauty, and sometimes deadly, the Wraeththu have captivated readers since Storm Constantine’s first novel, The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit, was published in 1988.
Since then, the author has completed three trilogies, three novellas and numerous short stories. This anthology collects all her published Wraeththu stories into one volume, and also includes extra material, including the author’s first explorations of the androgynous race and their world, dating back to the late 1970s.
From the ‘creation story’ Paragenesis, through the bloody, brutal rise of the earliest Wraeththu tribes, when hara fought for control and power, (Pro Lucror), and on into a future where they have overcome their savage beginnings, and strange mutations are starting to emerge from hidden corners of the earth, (Painted Skin), the fifteen stories within this book explore different shades and colours of the Wraeththu world.
With sumptuous illustrations by official Wraeththu artist Ruby, as well as pictures from Danielle Lainton and the author herself, *A Raven Bound with Lilies* is a must for any Wraeththu enthusiast, and is also a comprehensive introduction to the mythos for those who are new to it.
Harling

A **harling** is a Wraeththu child. They are conceived in the Chamber of Creation and grow inside the hostling until birth, when the protective pearl is expelled. The pearl hatches in one to two weeks. A harling generally matures in seven or eight years, at which point they reach feybraiah, the Wraeththu equivalent of puberty.
Para Mort

### Author/s

Storm Constantine, Wendy Darling, Martina Bellovičová, Nerine Dorman, Ben Fouracre, Amanda Kear, Fiona Lane, Maria J. Leel, Daniela Ritter, E. S. Wynn

### Year First Published

2020

*Para Mort: Wraeththu Tales of Love and Death* is a multi-author Wraeththu Mythos short story anthology edited by Storm Constantine and Wendy Darling. It was published by Immanion Press in 2020.

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From the 2020 edition published by Immanion Press:

*Para Mort* is the sixth Wraeththu Mythos anthology. Authors from around the world have contributed stories, exploring Storm Constantine’s alluring and mysterious Wraeththu: the androgynous, enhanced race that have come to replace humanity upon earth.
Within art, love and death often walk hand in hand into the velvet night of obsession, which in turn can lead the way to murder and self-destruction. While hara strive to overcome human weaknesses that linger still within their minds and bodies, they are not immune to the ravages of desire, and its darker cousin, infatuation, which can lead the heart into dangerous territory, where the ground is unsure and monsters of jealousy, resentment, fear and insecurity lurk in the shadows.
In this collection, hara face the shadows that may hide in corners of the heart, where the purest of loves seem destined only to initiate pain and tragedy. Wraeththu possess abilities and faculties that humans never had, but they are not immune to the blight that misjudged affection can cast upon their lives. Their psychic power intensifies the tremors of yearning for a longed-for beloved, who might not be what they seem. If a pale hand beckons you into the darkness, will you follow it?
Twelve previously-unpublished short stories and novelettes of doomed love and invincible desire from Storm Constantine, Wendy Darling, Martina Bellovičová, Nerine Dorman, Amanda Kear, Fiona Lane, Maria J. Leel, Daniela Ritter and E. S. Wynn and four poems by Ben Fouracre.
Para Kindred

### Author/s

Martina Bellovičová, Storm Constantine, Ash Corvida, Nerine Dorman, Suzanne Gabriel, Wendy Darling, Fiona Lane, Maria Leel, Daniela Ritter, E.S. Wynn

### Series

Para Series

*Para Kindred: Enigmas of Wraeththu* is a multi-author Wraeththu Mythos short story anthology edited by Storm Constantine and Wendy Darling. It was published by Immanion Press in 2014.

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From the 2014 Immanion Press edition:

The androgynous and mysterious Wraeththu have risen to replace humanity upon a ravaged world. Following on from the successful anthologies *Paragenesis* and *Para Imminence*, this collection of tales focuses upon the enigmas that might be found within the disparate tribes – how Wraeththu could have – or will – develop in strange and unimagined ways.
Based on the world created by Storm Constantine for her Wraeththu novels, the stories in this collection explore different, intriguing aspects of bizarre mutations and specialisations that have arisen, hidden within the developing Wraeththu tribes and throughout the corners of the world. Shape-shifters, semi-mythological beings, or hara who have evolved in other unexpected ways, Para Kindred expands the horizons of the Wraeththu world, touching upon countries – such as those of the Far East and the African continent – that have not appeared in the Mythos before.
*Para Kindred* features stories from ten writers, some of whom are well known within Wraeththu fandom and/or have written Wraeththu Mythos novels published by Immanion Press. Also included are two new stories each by Storm Constantine and Wendy Darling.
Featuring stories by: Storm Constantine, Wendy Darling, Martina Bellovičová, Ash Corvida, Nerine Dorman, Suzanne Gabriel, Fiona Lane, Maria J Leel, Daniela Ritter and E S Wynn.
The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit

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*The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit* is the first novel in the *Wraeththu Chronicles* trilogy by Storm Constantine*.*

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From the 2018 Immanion Press edition:

*'Wraeththu. I shiver to say the word. Something has happened to them. Where did they come from? How did it happen? Why is it spreading like a plague? I have seen what they do. I have seen their faces. They always take their dead with them, always. There is a secret. Don’t you understand? A secret. Wraeththu are not what they seem. They are more than they seem.’*
Pellaz Cevarro has heard tales of the Wraeththu, a feared and ferocious youth cult, shrouded in mystery, that’s taking root in cities wracked by disease, disaster and conflict. Is Wraeththu a symptom of this decline, or something more? It is only when the enigmatic Cal arrives at the secluded Cevarro homestead that Pellaz discovers the unimaginable truth. Lured away by Cal to a different life, Pellaz discovers that Wraeththu are poised to replace humanity upon a ravaged world. Changed in body, mind and soul, Pellaz cannot escape a destiny that was set for him, nor the tragic consequences of his association with the dangerous and beautiful Cal.
Ground-breaking when it first appeared in the late 1980s, the Wraeththu Chronicles trilogy charts the history of a new race of androgynous beings who come to replace humanity on Earth. Daring, erotic and magical, these revised editions include ‘deleted scenes’ missing from the original editions, which the author has expanded and restored.
**Author's Note to the 4th Edition**
The second edition of *The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit*, which was published in 2003, was re-edited thoroughly. I also inserted new material, which I felt improved upon the original and gave more substance to the tale. My reasons for this expansion are given in the article ‘New Steps from Saltrock’ at the end of this book.
No major changes have been made to this fourth edition. The only corrections are to typographical and grammatical errors, and minor adjustments to the text to ensure this story is consistent with current Wraeththu terminology and canon, which has developed over the past fifteen years.
The Hienama

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*The Hienama: A Story of the Sulh* is the first book in the *Alba Sulh Sequence* by Storm Constantine. It was published by Immanion Press in 2005.

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From the 2008 Immanion Press edition:

When Jassenah har Sulh arrives in the Wraeththu town of Jesith to train magically with the famous hienama Ysobi, he’s unprepared for the effect this har will have on him. Ysobi opens Jassenah’s mind to the potential that hara can reach for and in doing so, also opens his heart. Just as it seems Jassenah has achieved his heart’s desire, a new student arrives, in the form of Gesaril, a damaged young creature with mysteries lurking in his past. The magic of both the unseen world and that of harish emotions conspire to destroy Jassenah’s idyllic life, until he feels he’s forced to stoop to equally cruel methods to salvage his happiness. But at what cost?
*The Hienama* is a rich and deeply erotic tale of the Wraeththu, set in the magical land of Alba Sulh. This is not a story of great leaders who affect the destiny of all, but simply that of hara who live on the land and in the wake of human passing are trying to establish communities. They strive to cast off human limitations but sometimes this task proves difficult, especially when it involves matters of the heart, when all the dark anxieties and jealousy of their previous human condition can rise to torment them.
*The Hienama* is set in the world of Storm Constantine’s ground-breaking, science fantasy Wraeththu mythos  and is the first volume in the *Alba Sulh Sequence*.
List of Tribes

The following is a list of tribes appearing in *Wraeththu Mythos* canon, primarily novels but also in officially published short stories. In many cases the name of the tribe is also the name of their home territory (e.g. the Maudrah live in Maudrah, the Ehlmen in Ehlmen, etc.)

A

* Amaha

B

C

* Cathara (see Kalamah)
* Colustrates

D

* Dream Hara (see Roselane)

E

* Elhmen
* Emunah

F

* Ferelith
* Ferike
* Froia

G

* Garridan
* Gelaming
* Gimrah

H

* Hadassah
* Horse Hara (see Gimrah)

I

* Irraka

J

K

* Kakkahaar
* Kalamah
* Kamagrian
* Kheops

L

M

* Maudrah
* Mojag

N

* Natawni

O

* Olopade

P

* Parasiel

Q

R

* Roselane

S

* Sahale
* Serpent Hara (see Colustrates)
* Smalt
* Sulh

T

U

* Uigenna
* Unneah

V

* Varr

W

X

Y

Z
Kakkahaar

The **Kakkahaar** (*kak-a-har*) are a desert tribe of southern Megalithica.

#### Description

In *An Educational Primer for Harlings*, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Kakkahaar. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in Gahlea, and is heavily biased toward the Varr viewpoint.

*This desert tribe has a reputation for engaging in dubious magical practices, and is largely shunned by other hara. They are nomadic, and inhabit the southern deserts of Megalithica. Their founder, Velisarius, undoubtedly derived from Uigenna stock and fled originally to escape the persecution of his fellow gara, who were opposed to his beliefs. Although they adopt personae of mystical adepts, the Kakkahaar are little more than greedy merchants, who will sell their services to anyone – har or human - for a price.*
*Velisarius went into retreat soon after establishing his tribe, which is now ruled by Lianvis, a har of unpredictable temperament, who has a magpie tendency to hoard glittery things. It is almost beyond belief that our august leaders take this har seriously, but an alliance does exist between the Kakkahaar and the Varrs. As to who really benefits from this arrangement, no har can truly say. Kakkahaar make good trackers, and several are employed by the Varrish military. They can also call up a good curse for you to direct against your enemies.*
Student of Kyme

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*Student of Kyme* is the second book in the *Alba Sulh Sequence b*y Storm Constantine. It was published by Immanion Press in 2008.

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From the 2008 Immanion Press edition:

A sequel to *The Hienama*
The young Wraeththu har, Gesaril, has been shamed and cast out of Jesith, after an inappropriate affair with his hienama, Ysobi. Ysobi’s reputation was at stake, so Gesaril was made the scapegoat. Taken in by Huriel Har Kyme, a codexia of the famed Alba Sulh academy, Gesaril vows to begin his life anew in the Wraeththu city of learning. He is determined to put the past and its ghosts behind him, to restore his name and prove to hara he is not what Ysobi painted him to be.
But sometimes the past will not lie quietly in its grave, and Gesaril soon learns he must confront the restless ghosts and fight them. Ysobi is not done with him, but no har will believe him. If he is to retain his sanity and his hard won new life, Gesaril must win this bitter war alone, with magic dark and light.
*Student of Kyme* is set in the world of Storm Constantine’s ground-breaking, science fantasy Wraeththu mythos  and is the second volume in the *Alba Sulh Sequence*.
Irraka

The **Irraka** (*ee-rah-kuh*) are a minor tribe of northern Megalithica.

#### Description

In *An Educational Primer for Harlings*, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Irraka. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in Gahlea, and is heavily biased toward the Varr viewpoint.

*This tribe still lives in fear of the consequences of their once kidnapping the consort of the Lord of Gahlea. They are a satellite group of the Varrs who act mostly as mercenaries in the Varr army. If Terzian and ever needs new recruits from their ranks, they come running. They know what's best for them.*
Whispers of the World That Was

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*Whispers of the World That Was* is the first novel in the Gold Country series by E.S. Wynn. It was published by Immanion Press in 2015.

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From the 2015 Immanion Press edition:

Humanity’s time is done. Wraeththu’s time has begun.
Independent, isolationist and protected by the geography and legends surrounding the Rift of the Damned, the hara of the Gold Country live off what they can salvage from the sunken cities and abandoned towns. While hara of tribes elsewhere awaken to their newfound abilities, learn their bodies and discover new gods, the har-men of the Gold Country cling to the old, familiar ways of the human era.
Even before they were har, the folks of Cinder Hill fought against the tides of an ever-changing world, cursing the laws and politicians that killed every industry, except for Wild West tourism. Now, the laws have gone, the world itself torn apart to birth a wild new way of being. But in Cinder Hill echoes of the past linger on; hara who still deny the changes in themselves get by in the only way they know how – as their hardworking human ancestors once did.
When Tyse and his salvage trawler crewmates haul a mysterious object from the ocean, they initiate a series of events that will bring change to the Gold Country, whether those who live there want it or not. Tyse discovers that his terrifying new state of being is the only way to combat an implacable threat that seeks to eradicate all hara from the Gold Country and beyond. Powerful predators have appeared, their origins unknown, and none can hide from these deadly and apparently indestructible hunters. None except – perhaps – a har in control of his own powers.
Gritty and uncompromising, E. S. Wynn brings a new vision to the ground-breaking Wraeththu Mythos, where the humanity remaining in hara fights to resist the inevitable change, and old prejudices and conditioning hamper the evolution of an isolated tribe.
Ulaume

Originally of the Colastrates tribe, **Ulaume** (*Oo-**law**-mee*) first appears in *The Enchantments of Flesh and Spirit* when Pell and Cal stay with the Kakkahaar for a few weeks. He is consort to Lianvis, day-to-day leader of the tribe. He appears as a central character of *The Wraiths of Will and Pleasure.*
The Otherlanes

**The Otherlanes** are etheric pathways beyond the present reality that can be traveled by the use of sedim. They are a link between realities and part of a multiverse. The workings and meaning of the Otherlanes remain vague in the *Wraeththu Chronicles* but are explored in detail in the second and third books of the *Wraeththu Histories*.
Froia

The **Froia** (***froy**-a*) are a tribe native to the Astigi marsh in Megalithica. They are ruled by the Braga.

#### Description

In *An Educational Primer for Harlings*, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Froia. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in Gahlea, and is heavily biased toward the Varr viewpoint.

*This tribe, which is quite small in numbers, occupies the great marsh of Astigi to the south of Gahlea. They are ruled by the Braga, a har who has given himself that title. The Floria are obsessed with customs and traditions, which they continue to invent at speed. There is some asceticism to their behavior, as they have devised all kinds of curious codes and practices concerning aruna. They are secretive and antisocial, and defend their territory vigorously. The only way to cross the Astigi is with the cooperation of a Froia guide. You will only get a guide if the tribe considers you worthy, which is something of liberty, if you ask me. Once the Varrs have concluded they're more important business in Megalithica, they will no doubt convince the Froia that their ways are obstructive to Wraeththukind.*
The Ghosts of Blood and Innocence

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*The Ghosts of Blood and Innocence* is the third book in the *Wraeththu Histories* trilogy by Storm Constantine. It was published by Immanion Press (UK) and Tor (US) in 2005.

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From 2018 Immanion Press edition:

As Wraeththu struggle to uncover the secret of their origins, it is now time for second generation hara of this androgynous race to make their mark on history.
Darquiel har Aralis lives among the hidden tribe of Olopade, unaware of who his family are. All he knows is that he was brought to Samway before he emerged from his pearl, and that his parents might be dead or disgraced – but were surely famous. As he grows up, Darq realises he is different to any other har. After a disastrous attempt to incept his closest friend, the human girl Amelza, he attracts the attention of the mysterious and powerful Thiede and learns that his origins are more astounding than he imagined. Shadowy factions and bizarre entities wish to take control of him, and he must disappear into the ancient landscape of Anakhai until his powers have developed and he is strong enough to confront these dangerous forces. Among the Nezreka, a tribe steeped in wolf magic, Darq begins to learn of his destiny.
Loki har Aralis is the favoured son of the ruling family in Immanion, but he too is unaware of his real heritage, or the secrets that surrounded his creation. He is abducted from home to the stark realm of Thanatep, where forests of ancient towers are all that remain of a race that once controlled the life essence of multiple realms.
Geburael har Teraghast is the high-son of Tigron Pellaz but holds his family in contempt. Living in exile with his half-brother, the peculiar Diablo, Geburael believes that the great Aralisian dynasty in Immanion must fall, and he is more than prepared to be instrumental in its destruction. His first and perhaps greatest task will be to convince Loki he should feel the same way.
Meanwhile, the Kamagrian Lileem uncovers the greatest secret of all in the realm of the Black Library, and catalyses events that will bring the three young hara into conflict, the outcome of which will decide the fate of all Wraeththu on earth.
List of Places

The following is a list of places (countries, cities, landmarks, buildings) appearing in Wraeththu Mythos canon, primarily novels but also in officially published short stories.

A

* Ahmouth
* Almagabra
* Astigi
* Axian Sea

B

* Biting

C

* Caraway
* Chane
* Clereness
* Clerewater
* Cordagne

D

E

* Erminia
* Eulalee

F

* Fallsend
* Ferelithia
* Fereng
* Florinada
* Forale House
* Forever
* Foul and Fair
* Fulminir

G

* Galhea
* Gaspard
* Gebaddon
* Glitter
* The Grain and Bowl
* Greenling

H

* Hegalion
* Heartstone
* Hool Glasting
* Huldah

I

* Imbrilim
* Immanion

J

* Jaddayoth
* Jasminia

K

* Kalalim
* Kar Tatang

L

* Lemarath

M

* Megalithica
* Meris
* Morass
* Morla

N

* Nayati

O

* Orense
* Oriolea
* Orligia

P

* Pelagrie
* Persis
* Phade's Tower
* Phaonica
* Phesbe
* Pir Lagadre
* Piristil

Q

R

* Rauspic
* Red Hog Inn

S

* Sahen
* Saltrock
* Saphrax
* Sea of Arel
* Sea of Shadows
* Shappa
* The Stone Inn
* Strabaloth
* Skyernesse
* Syker Sade

T

* Thaine
* Thandrello
* Thwean

U

V

W

* We Dwell in Forever (see Forever)

X

Y

Z
Grimoire Dehara: Kaimana

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Written by Storm Constantine, *Grimoire Dehara: Kaimana* is the first book in *Wraeththu: Grimoire Dehara,* a three-part magical grimoire based on the Wraeththu Mythos. It was published by Immanion Press in 2011.

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From the 2011 Immanion Press edition:

The second edition of *Grimoire Dehara: Kaimana*, the first esoteric nonfiction book based on the Mythos of Storm Constantine's popular fantasy novels, the Wraeththu series.
Taking pop culture magic to a fine focus, this book is an introduction not only to the pantheon of this system, the Dehara themselves, but also to a new take on Neopagan practices, which involves the exploration of the androgynous nature of the soul.
*Grimoire Dehara: Kaimana* includes:
* How to create and work with a personal hienama thought-form
* How to build an etheric Nayati
* The harish Wheel of the Year, and the dehara and rituals associated with its festivals
* Magari – the practice of charms and spells in a Deharan context
* Working with the life force of creation – Agmara energy
* Rituals and pathworkings associated with the major dehara
* Creating your own Deharan magical entities for specific purposes

This book is an essential addition to the library of any experimental practitioners of magic looking for something new to play with, as well as fans of Storm's work, who are interested in the background to the magic of the novels.
Para Series

The Para Series is a set of six Wraeththu short story anthologies published between 2010 and 2020 by Immanion Press. Edited jointly by Storm Constantine and Wendy Darling, each book features short fiction by a variety of authors all focusing on a theme, e.g. animals, the future, ghosts, etc.

The series consists of:

* *Paragenesis* (2010)
* *Para Imminence* (2012)
* *Para Kindred* (2014)
* *Para Animalia* (2016)
* *Para Spectral* (2018)
* *Para Mort* (2020)

ParagenesisPara ImminencePara KindredPara AnimaliaPara SpectralPara Mort
Wraeththu Histories

Second trilogy, overlapping and following-up on the *Wraeththu Chronicles*.

Books:

1. *The Wraiths of Will and Pleasure* (2003)
2. *The Shades of Time and Memory* (2004)
3. *The Ghosts of Blood and Innocence* (2005)

The Wraiths of Will and PleasureThe Shades of Time and MemoryThe Ghosts of Blood and Innocence
The Shades of Time and Memory

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*The Shades of Time and Memory* is the second book in the *Wraeththu Histories* trilogy by Storm Constantine. It was published by Immanion Press (UK) and Tor (US) in 2004.

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From the 2018 Immanion Press edition:

In the ruined City of Ghosts, beside a misty inland sea Moon, a young Wraeththu har, comes of age, unaware of his heritage and the secrets his broken father has kept for so long. The future is about to change. Strange hara appear in the city and they are looking for his father. They know him by a different name.
In the city of Immanion, the infamous har Calanthe has ousted Thiede from power and a new age has dawned for Wraeththukind: the reverberations of its arrival shakes every corner of the earth. In the wake of this event, a remarkable child is conceived, affected by weird energies to become something more than the sum of his parents. Pellaz, the Tigron of Immanion and sovereign of all Wraeththu, discovers a huge and terrifying threat to his hara, just as they are trying to establish themselves in the ruins of human civilisation. It’s a threat from beyond earthly reality, and it’s searching for avatars to work in its name.
The Forest of Gebaddon is about to spew forth its captives, the disempowered Varrs. Their bitter leader, Ponclast, will be transformed into a foe worthy of taking on the Tigron himself. In the twisted forest he spawns his young, who can walk between the worlds.
In Galhea, the erstwhile stronghold of the Varrs, the Parasilian family have created a thriving community. They never think of Ponclast, who regards them as traitors to their tribe. Then the attacks begin, by assailants who cannot be seen. Help can’t be sought from Immanion because the ethers are in chaos, making communication impossible. Cobweb, stranded as head of the family, must change his being to avert disaster.
Once the reality of the threat becomes clear, the warring factions of Wraeththu must unite to protect their world and venture into unimaginable new territories. Will the Tigron make the ultimate sacrifice to protect his hara?
Para Spectral

### Author/s

Martina Bellovičová, Storm Constantine, Wendy Darling, Nerine Dorman, Zane Marc Gentis, Christiane Gertz, Amanda Kear, Fiona Lane, Maria Leel, E.S. Wynn

### Series

Para Series

*Para Spectral: Hauntings of Wraeththu* is a multi-author Wraeththu Mythos short story anthology edited by Storm Constantine and Wendy Darling. It was published by Immanion Press in 2018.

### Cover Blurb

From the 2018 Immanion Press edition:

*Para Spectral* is the fifth Wraeththu Mythos anthology. Authors from around the world have contributed stories, exploring Storm Constantine’s alluring and mysterious Wraeththu: the androgynous, enhanced race that have come to replace humanity upon earth.
Hara are by nature acutely psychic, able to perceive far more beyond physical senses that humans ever could. In a haunted spot – whatever its nature, if only a lingering sense of guilt or terror from a past conflict – hara are more susceptible to witness whatever might have remained hidden to the majority of human eyes.
What ghosts might haunt a Wraeththu har? Phantoms of the dead – whether humans, hara or something else? Perhaps they perceive ‘stone tape’ memories of the past that have soaked into buildings, fields and forests to replay ancient events at certain times? They might face chaotic entities that cause havoc, or manifestations from etheric realms, beings that leak into earthly reality from the otherlanes. They could even experience inner hauntings, where a har harbours secrets of which he’s never spoken that come to plague him. All these and more manifest in *Para Spectral.*
Ten previously-unpublished short stories and novelettes of the eerie and uncanny from Storm Constantine, Wendy Darling, Martina Bellovičová, Nerine Dorman, Zane Marc Gentis, Christiane Gertz, Amanda Kear, Fiona Lane, Maria J. Leel and E. S. Wynn. Includes 7 b/w illustrations by Storm Constantine.
Grimoire Dehara

Written by Storm Constantine with contributors by Taylor Ellwood, *Wraeththu: Grimoire Dehara* is a three-part magical grimoire based on the Wraehthtu Mythos.

Books:

1. *Grimoire Dehara: Kaimana* (2011)
2. *Grimoire Dehara: Ulani* (2016) (with Taylor Ellwood)
3. *Grimoire Dehara: Nahir Nuri* (2017) (with Taylor Ellwood)

Grimoire Dehara: UlaniGrimoire Dehara: Nahir Nuri
The Fulfillments of Fate and Desire

Cover of 2018 Immanion Press ediion

*The Fulfillments of Fate and Desire* is the third book in the *Wraeththu Chronicles* trilogy by Storm Constantine.

### Cover Blurb

From 2018 Immanion Press edition:

*'If life is a battle, then my inner scars are medals for valour, for swiftness, for courage, for passion. Evil is the dark-haired sibling of Good; they walk hand in hand—always. And, by the way, whatever it sounds like, that is not an excuse.’*
Calanthe, erstwhile companion of Tigron Pellaz, is on the run. He flees from his past and his mistakes, haunted by spectres of the terrible things he has done. Down on his luck, broke and starving, he takes work in a musenda, a brothel in the disreputable town of Fallsend. Here, he meets Panthera, a strange and beautiful har, held in unspeakable slavery, from which Cal vows to liberate him.
Once free of Fallsend, Cal and Panthera undertake a mythic journey through the land of Jaddayoth, from the peaks of Shappa to the underground city of Sahen. Here strange new tribes have formed with intriguing mutations and customs. Only through the experiences he can gain from the tribes of Jaddayoth will Cal become strong and prepared enough to face what lies waiting for him at journey’s end - in the Tigron’s city of Immanion. With ghosts at his heels and phantoms beckoning to him from the future, Cal must confront his past, in order to fulfil his destiny and discover whether he and Pellaz can ever be reunited.
Third in The Wraeththu Chronicles trilogy, The Fulfilments of Fate and Desire concludes the first saga of the androgynous race that has become the dominant species on earth. For this edition, the author expanded scenes and added extra appendices to give more background information about the world of Wraeththu. With chapter heading illustrations by Ruby.
**Author’s Note for the 4th ed.**
The second edition of *The Fulfilments of Fate and Desire*, which was published in 2003, was re-edited thoroughly. I also inserted new material, which I felt improved upon the original and gave more substance to the tale.No major changes have been made to this fourth edition. The only corrections are to typographical and grammatical errors, and minor adjustments to the text to ensure this story is consistent with current Wraeththu terminology and canon, which has developed over the past fifteen years.
Ellie Stephens

**Ellie Stephens** (-) was a suspect in the murder investigation of vampire, Niall Bailey in The Fangs of Fury (Case #12 of Grimland Tales).

## Case Appearances

* The Fangs of Fury (Case #12 of Grimland Tales)

## Trivia

* Ellie was a suspect in one case.
* Ellie is a suggested character
* Ellie appeared in one district in Grimland Tales.
* Ellie appeared in one season.
Grimoire Dehara: Nahir Nuri

Cover of the 2017 Immanion Press edition

Written by Storm Constantine with contributions by Taylor Ellwood, *Grimoire Dehara: Nahir Nuri* is the third book in *Wraeththu: Grimoire Dehara*, a  three-part magical grimoire based on the Wraeththu Mythos. It was published by Immanion Press in 2017.

### Cover Blurb

From 2017 Immanion Press edition:

This is the third volume of the pop culture magic system based on the mythos of Storm Constantine’s popular fantasy novels, the Wraeththu series. The focus of the system is the Dehara, androgynous deities that represent the alchemical rebis, the conjunction of male and female, spirit and matter.
Following on from *Grimoire Dehara: Ulani,* this book explores Nahir Nuri, the third tier of the system, incorporating the levels Efrata, Aislinn and Cleatha. The practitioner now explores the cosmos, encountering new magical entities with whom to work, and creating new realms from their imaginations. Nahir Nuri also presents the Deharan interpretations of the Tree of Life, a distinct version for each level of the tier.
*Grimoire Dehara: Nahir Nuri* includes:
* The Otherlanes – the paths between etheric realms
* Meeting the Sedim, vehicles of the Otherlanes
* Pansophia – the three aspects of the Tree of Life: Arboriamunda, Creamora and Cosmoria
* Ancestral majhahns – the time before modern humanity
* New dehara associated with ascension majhahns and exploration of the ethers
* The dehara of space and time
* Creating new realms
* Working within created realms for specific magical purposes

This work is an essential addition to the library of any experimental practitioners of magic interested in new systems, as well as fans of Storm’s work, who want to know more about the magic described in the novels. The book is fully illustrated by artist Ruby, with additional illustrations by Storm Constantine.
Breathe, My Shadow

Cover of 2019 Immanion Press edition

*Breathe, My Shadow* is a stand-alone Wraeththu Mythos novel by Storm Constantine. It was published by Immanion Press in 2019.

### Jacket Blurb

From the 2019 edition published by Immanion Press:

*Breathe My Shadow* is a stand-alone novel, set in Storm Constantine’s Wraeththu Mythos.
Seladris believes he carries a curse making him a danger to any who know him. Throughout his life he’s kept himself apart from other hara. Now a new job brings him to Ferelithia, known as the Pearl of Almagabra, second only in prominence and reputation to the fabled city of Immanion. But Ferelithia conceals a dark past.
Meladriel, a loner shaman who lives next to sea knows only too well what lies hidden in Ferelithia’s history. He was there when the town was taken by Wraeththu, through malign magic, from a human community. Since then, Ferelithia has bloomed as a party town, where visiting hara dance and feast and enjoy the excesses encouraged by the local deity, Kelosanya, a personification of erotic desire. Yet something dark stirs beneath the soil, perhaps awoken by something – or somehar – unexpected arriving in the town. Paranormal events alert Meladriel to the potential that the past is not only returning but seeking revenge.
Nearly all the original harish inhabits of the town have gone, melting away into distant lands, perhaps to escape the terrible events in which they took part. Meladriel has only one option. To make contact with a har he’s avoided for many decades, the Municiphar Kazharn har Shadolis, once known as Karn, a musician in a band with Caeru, who has since risen to be one of the rulers of Wraeththu. Powerful and arrogant, Kazharn won’t want to hear what Meladriel has to say. Yet who else can the shaman turn to?
In the strange old house, Inglefey, Seladris tries to deal with hauntings of his own and his new environment, until fate leads him to the cottage on the shore where Meladriel works his magic. Has Seladris been drawn to Ferelithia to help Meladriel repel a malevolent present or is he simply part of the evil that now threatens the town?
Cobweb

Originally of the Sulh tribe, **Cobweb** became the consort of Varr leader Terzian, living in the Varrish stronghold of Galhea in a house named *We Dwell in Forever*. Many years after Terzian's death, Cobweb is bonded to Snake. Cobweb is hostling to Swift and adoptive hostling to Tyson, the son of Terzian and Cal.
Soume

**Soume** (*SOO-me*) is the feminine principle of Wraeththu. During aruna, the soume har's soume-lam is penetrated by the ouana-lim of the ouana har. In conception, the soume har is referred to as the hostling, although all hara can both sire and host harlings. Soume is also used to refer to hara who entirely or partially repress their ouana/"masculine" side; generally these hara are first-generation and have grown up in a dualistic human world of "men" and "women."
Amaha

The **Amaha** are a Wraeththu tribe native to Megalithica. They trade with the Varrs.

#### Description

In *An Educational Primer for Harlings*, Moswell Sment gives a passing mention of the Amaha. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in Gahlea, and is heavily biased toward the Varr viewpoint.

*This is a small tribe allied to the, whose main center is the town of Ahmouth which is fairly close to Gahlea. There's not much to say about them, as they lack character. It is only a matter of time before they simply become Varrs.*
Unneah

The **Unneah** (*oo-nayy-ah*) are a Wraeththu tribe native to Megalithica.

#### Description

In *An Educational Primer for Harlings*, Moswell Sment gives a brief description of the Unneah. It must be noted that at the time of writing, Moswell was employed by Terzian, the Varr phylarch based in Gahlea, and is heavily biased. toward the Varr viewpoint.

*This is also a very old tribe that was formed in the early days of Wraeththu. They broke away from the Uigenna quite early on, but rather than set themselves up as an organized tribe like the Varrs, instead opted to become widespread and fragmented. They are on the whole traders and travelers, although there are also many Unneah settlements.*
*An Unneah har regards no other tribe as his enemy, and is adept at behaving as circumstances demand. He will be your ally one minute, but should it appear an enemy has the advantage over you, your erstwhile Unneah friend will transfer his loyalties to the stronger side. This tribe is not to be trusted, although the merchandise they offer is always of the highest standard. They might attempt to hide their Uigenna heritage, but it is very close to the surface. Most of the Unneah are rogues or vagabounds.*
Phoebe Kayleigh

**Phoebe Kayleigh** (-) was a suspect in the murder investigations of vampire, Naill Bailey in The Fangs of Fury (Case #12 of Grimland Tales), office worker, Ramona Martinez in Sneaking Death (Case #26 of Grimland Tales), bodyguard Alfred Steel in Chopping The Pig (Case #27 of Grimland Tales) and vampire coven leader, Claudia Flemin in Coven Catastrophe (Case #29 of Grimland Tales).

## Description

Phoebe is a 28-year-old mayor's assistant. In The Fangs of Fury, it is known that Phoebe uses chamomile, has a pet owl and wears high heels.

## Case Appearances

* The Fangs of Fury (Case #12 of Grimland Tales)

## Trivia

* Phoebe was a suspect in one case.
* Phoebe is a suggested character.
* Phoebe appeared in one district in Grimland Tales.
* Phoebe appeared in one season.
Tigron

The **Tigron** (*TEE-gron*) is lord of the Gelaming**.** This role is created by Thiede for Pellaz. The consort of the Tigron is known as the Tigrina which in the *Wraeththu Mythos* is Caeru. When Cal arrives in Immanion, he assumes a role as the second Tigron, and thus Rue becomes his consort as well. Together the three hara constitute the Triad.
The Bewitchments of Love and Hate

Cover of 2018 Immanion Press edition

*The Bewitchments of Love and Hate* is the second book in the *Wraeththu Chronicles* trilogy by Storm Constantine.

Cover Blurb

From the 2018 Immanion Press Edition:

*'Never speak his name, never!’ Cobweb warned. ‘Never whistle in the dark for it summons evil and he will hear it. In the treetops, the feathered ones will know. Watch them, Swift, watch the birds!’*
*That night I had a terrible dream. In the dream, the yellow-haired har was standing in a wreath of shadowy flames and his beauty was ugliness. He saw me and snared me in horror. ‘Call me,’ he whispered and held out his hands, which were dripping red and shaking. I tried to turn away, run away, but I could not move. His eyes transfixed me. ‘Call me!’*
Swift is a young har, growing up in the town of Galhea, among the Varrs, one of the most feared of Wraeththu tribes. His father is Terzian, the phyle leader, his hostling the mysterious witch-har, Cobweb. Swift is sheltered from the horrors beyond his home, where humans and hara are still in conflict over territory, with the humans rapidly losing the fight. But now, different factions of hara are also engaged in hostilities.
When a face from the past reappears, amid a host of dire omens, Swift has to face the truth about his own kind and make difficult decisions about what’s best for their future. The powerful Gelaming tribe seek to take control of Megalithica, Swift’s home country, because the Varrs are barbaric and cruel and commit atrocities against any who oppose them – or so Swift is told. This does not match the memories he has of his happy childhood. But perhaps the stories are true, and a vile canker eats at the heart of the Varr hierarchy – a canker that must be cut out, whatever the cost.
*The Bewitchments of Love and Hate* is second volume in *The Wraeththu Chronicles* trilogy, expanded and updated, with chapter heading illustrations by Ruby.
**Author’s Note for the 4th ed.**
The second edition of *The Bewitchments of Love and Hate*, which was published in 2003, was re-edited thoroughly. I also inserted new material, which I felt improved upon the original and gave more substance to the tale. No major changes have been made to this fourth edition. The only corrections are to typographical and grammatical errors, and minor adjustments to the text to ensure this story is consistent with current Wraeththu terminology and canon, which has developed over the past fifteen years.
Comrade Richard

**Comrade Richard** (1986-) was the killer of aristocrat Patrick O'Sullivan in Roses Are Red, Blood Is too (Case #11 of Grimland Tales).

## Description

Richard was a 42-year-old ex-military soldier. In Roses Are Red, Blood Is Too, it is known that Richard smokes cigarettes, wears boots, and uses sunscreen.

## Case Appearances

* Roses Are Red, Blood Is too (Case #11 of Grimland Tales)

## Trivia

* Richard was a suspect in one case.
* Richard is a suggested character.
* Richard appeared in one district in Grimland Tales.
* Richard appeared in one season.