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Black Rainbow

A collection of horror stories by LGBTQIA+ authors and allies.

## Official Synopsis

The monsters burst forth from the closet in this collection of 25 terrifying tales. These scary stories feature characters that span a spectrum of identities and genders and were written by a diverse range of LGBTQIA authors and allies.

What would you do to protect the ones you love? Would you follow them beneath the lapping waters of a moonlit lake? Could you hide away forever and vow to never love again? Would you face the thing that creeps through their room in the dark of night? Could you tell a lie to spare them a more horrible truth? Most importantly -- How do you continue to face yourself after the many awful things you've done?

Come out, come out, wherever you are. Hold your head up high and try to find the rainbows hiding in the midnight sky.

## Authors

* N.L. McFarland
* Hailey Piper
* Kirby Kellogg
* David Farrow
* E.Z. Morgan
* NM Brown
* Kitty Olsen
* Chloe Spencer
* Shannon Massey
* Jada Maze
* F.I. Goldhaber
* Felix Flynn
* Mercury
* LP Hernandez
* Miranda Hernandez
* Erin B. Lillis
* Wynne F. Winters
* Sarah Fannon
* Alison Cybe
* Edyth Pax-Boyr
* Avra Margariti
* Scott Savino

## Notes

* This is the first anthology to feature works by David Farrow.
* "Complete Me" was originally released on r/NoSleep under the title "I've got a stalker, but I don't think he's human."
The Witch is Dead

“*one last hunt. then you’ll finally get what you’ve always wanted.*”

"**The Witch is Dead**" (stylized as "**the witch is dead**") is the eighth chapter in the gallows hill series.

Josephine Young has finally made it to the west coast, where she hopes to recruit a new powerful entity to take on Mirror Face and Nephilos. But the clock is ticking, and it’s time for the witch to pay the price for her immortality…

## Characters

* Mirror Face
* Nephilos
* Josephine Young

## Settings

* The Dataspace
* Lyonsville, Washington
* Catamount Forest

## Notes

* Lyonsville is twenty minutes away from Pacific Glade, the main setting of the Neverglades series. It is heavily implied that Josephine intends to recruit the help of the Inspector to fight against Mirror Face and Nephilos.
샘 쿡

## 1. 개요

서버 플레이어 중 한명인 솔개가 사용하는 캐릭터이다.

(사실 오버클래스 팬덤위키에 인물관 뼈대를 잡기위해 임시로 만들어놓은 캐릭터이다.)

현재 가지고있는 자본하나 없으며. 아무것도없는 일개 시민1에 불과한캐릭터.

## 2. 배경

그가 가진 이름인 샘 쿡은 본명이 아닌 일종의 별명이다 그는일전 17번 산업지구 F동에서 제약 공장에서 작업을 하는대 시간을 보내다

자신이 알고있는 짧막한 화학지식으로 수면제와 메디젤에 들어있는 모르핀과 재고로 남아있던 아편 잎을 훔쳐 마약을 제조해 같이 작업하는 사람들에게 팔아먹었으며.

이때 불리던 별명이 샘 쿡 (Sam **Cook**)이다. 이런 짓으로 맛없는 배급식도 배부르게 먹을수 있었으나.

하지만 그런 소소한 행복도 얼마 가지못했다.

구매자 중 한명인 반란군이 샘의 마약을 대놓고 홍보하는 바람에 시내에 소문이 다 퍼졌고

이에 결국 샘은 들키기전에 이주 신청을 하여 여기로 오게 되었다.

## 3. 외모

176정도 되는키에 건장한 백인의 남성. 삭발한 머리

날카로운 눈매에 주먹코를 가지고있고.

마른 체형에 근육은 찾아보기 힘드며

다크서클이 눈 밑에 깊게 파여있고 푸석푸석한 피부를 가지고있다.
Theo Broderick

**Theo Broderick** was a priest from the Church of the Blessed Harmony who was called to the Sable farm to perform an exorcism on Lucy Sable. Despite Broderick’s outward piety, Pastor Thomas Everly believed him to have been corrupted by the Devil. Father Broderick conducted the exorcism against the wishes of Pastor Everly, but the entity possessing Lucy was not a demon, and his actions only served in agitating it. He was dissolved by the entity while trying to escape the farm.

He appears in “The Exorcism of Lucy Sable.”
Blood Moon

“*The multiverse is hanging by a thread, and I need your help to save it.*”

--

The thirteenth story and final crossover event in *The Neverglades: Multiverse Chronicles*.

A dangerous, insane counterpart of the Inspector threatens to topple every last reality and raze all life in the multiverse to ash. The Chronicler assembles a team of powerful entities from across various universes to fight this all-powerful foe, but will it be enough? And who will be left standing when the battle’s over?

## Characters

* The Chronicler
* Meta Mark Hannigan
* Detective Ruth
* The Purple Specter
* Zack Atwood
* Duke Highland
* Natasha Pasternak
* Rylan Jones
* The Ender
* The Cosmonaut
* Janine Zimmerman
* The Gunslinger
* President Semblance
* The Sightless
* The Other

## Settings

* The Chronicler’s Study
* Desert Glade
* Washington, D.C.
* Hollywood
* Pacific Glade / Pacific City
* The Cosmic Rift
* RyloTech Headquarters
* The Dead World
* The Dark

## Notes

* Characters from many *Multiverse Chronicles* stories (“Can You Hear Me?”, “Something Monstrous,” “Murder Mystery,” “Silver Screen,” “All Things End,” “E Pluribus Unum,” “Smoke Over Blacktooth Valley,” “Fall From Grace,” “The Old Block,” and “Cosmic Love”) make a second appearance in this story.
Playing Pretend

“*There's lots of rules you have to follow when it comes to strangers*.”

--

The fourth story in *The Neverglades: Multiverse Chronicles*, written by guest author Zane Ness.

A young boy from Pacific Glade is alarmed when his favorite aunt starts behaving strangely. He’s always been taught not to talk to strangers, but when the people in town start to undergo a dark and sinister change, he may have to put his trust in a mysterious adult with a trench coat and magic cigar…

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan (Child)
* The Inspector
* Aunt Naomi
* Shadow Naomi

## Notes

* This universe’s main point of divergence was the Inspector entering Mark’s life earlier in his childhood. He ends up becoming a guardian figure to the young Mark, protecting him from the threat of the shadowy bodysnatchers.
* The shadow people are revealed in “Blood Moon” to have been sent by the Other, who is trying to bring Mark Hannigan and his loved ones “into the dark” where they can never be hurt again.
Ted Caldera

**Ted Caldera** was the Senior Researcher of the Quantum Studies Division of Stardust Industries. His lifelong goal was to establish contact with other dimensions. When Anomaly CS01 appears in the wall of his facility, Caldera sends investigators to explore the world beyond it. He is able to bring his double (Anomaly TC02) through the portal and interrogate him about the destruction of his world. Caldera is killed when the spore breaks loose and infects the Stardust facility.

Caldera's paradox states that "any dimensional travel requires a form of contact with the dimension in question, but such contact cannot first be made without dimensional travel."

He appears in "The Caldera Paradox."
Jaelyn Grady

**Jaelyn Grady** was a resident of Brooklyn, New York who had a crush on Mickey Madeiros. She attended Mickey’s viewing party of *Murder at the Blue Eclipse* with Barrett Brodsky. Their version of the film featured a gory scene in which the ticket collector (Stan) brutally stabs the detective Damon Knight and the rest of the patrons in the theater lobby. Jaelyn seemed to be hypnotized by the movie and proceeded to try and slaughter her family after viewing it, which resulted in her being committed to the Mount Palmer Psychiatric Institute.

She appears in “Murder at the Blue Eclipse.”
John Peregrine

**John Peregrine** was an agent of Rosen Corp responsible for the Tulpa Studies division and overseer of the Ingram Project. In the role of head librarian, he watched over Dylan McAllister in the Theodore Holbrook Memorial Library, but abandoned that location when Julianna Park revealed the existence of their underground reading room.

He later convinced Tom Ingram to help Rosen Corp capture and subdue the Inspector by leading him back to headquarters. However, he was shot and killed by another of Ingram's body doubles.

He appears in "The Staircase in the Library" and "Last Sparks of an Ephemeral Fire."
The Neverglades: Volume Two

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

## Official Synopsis

The Neverglades have seen their fair share of supernatural phenomena over the years, but a new threat has arisen in town: the Semblance, a shapeshifting entity with a centuries-old grudge against the Inspector. Plagued by walking nightmares and unable to trust even their own neighbors, the people of Pacific Glade have never faced a more insidious foe.

Thankfully the Inspector and Sheriff Olivia Marconi are on the case. But the Semblance knows how to hit the Inspector where it hurts, and their battle puts more than their own lives in jeopardy. Specters of the dead, prehistoric time travel, haunted hotels, mysterious otherworldly dimensions - this could be the duo's deadliest adventure yet.

It's going to take everything in Marconi's power to protect the people she loves. But it's a dangerous multiverse out there, and the Inspector may not always be there to bail her out...

## Stories

* A Neverglades Halloween
* Family Plot
* Nightmare Walking
* In the Beginning
* Temple of the Moon
* Body Count
* Checking Out
* Black Valentine
* Fear No Evil
* Ghost Highway

## Notes

* "Temple of the Moon" is the first Neverglades story to be released exclusively in book form and not on NoSleep.
Damon Knight

**Damon Knight** is a fictional character from the noir B-movie *Murder at the Blue Eclipse*. In the film’s main narrative, he hunts down a killer named Boris Antonov who murders a young couple in the Blue Eclipse Cineplex. Damon appears to be aware of his existence as a fictional character, and he leaves the main narrative briefly to force Stan back into his role as ticket seller. In subsequent viewings of the film, Stan breaks character by brutally stabbing Damon to death on screen.

He appears in the stories “Murder at the Blue Eclipse” and "Behind the Scenes."
The Apocryph

**The Apocryph** (also known as **Nick Gregory**) is an ancient entity that emerged from hibernation during a 2014 snowstorm on Mount Isolation. Legion refers to it as the "harbinger of words turned flesh." Jeff Broadchurch accidentally thaws it out by bringing it into the warmth of the Mount Isolation Radio Outpost. He manages to subdue it, albeit temporarily, by unleashing the force of the snowstorm inside the outpost.

In its Nick Gregory vessel, the Apocryph resembles a broad-chested man with a closely cropped beard and a crooked nose. This vessel starts to dissolve into black goo when placed in warmth, which Legion claims will unbind the "word" from its shackles and unleash Armageddon.

It appears in "Transcripts from the Mount Isolation Radio Outpost."
The Third Man

“*How do you mourn someone you’ve lost when you don’t know if they’re lost to you forever?*”

The first story in the Neverglades Series: Volume Three.

It’s been one year since Marconi and the Inspector set off into the netherwastes, and the Pacific Glade police force has settled into a surprising period of normalcy. Then Officer Atwater is presented with a brand-new case – one that just might change everything.

## Characters

* Zachary Atwater
* Ruth Hannigan
* Abigail Shannon
* Georgina Prewitt
* Julius Durand
* Roland Fox
* James Hookey
* Marcus Schratt

## Settings

* Lyonsville, Washington
* The Hanging Rock
* Silver Moon Square
* CAPRA Headquarters

## Notes

* The title of this story is a reference to the 1949 British noir film of the same name. It also refers to “Third Man syndrome,” in which people report unseen presences helping them cope with traumatic experiences.
* This is the second story in the Neverglades series to feature no supernatural elements, the first being “Body Count.”
* This is the only story in the Neverglades series to be narrated by Zachary Atwater.
Anomaly TC02

**Anomaly TC02** is an identical alternate universe counterpart of Stardust Industries Senior Researcher Ted Caldera. His version of the Stardust facility violated the Caldera Paradox by using enormous quantities of energy to blast a hole into another universe. The spore that came through the hole spread over everything in his world and extinguished all life on the planet. Anomaly TC02 was killed when the spore finally ate through his biohazard suit and dissolved him.

He appears in "The Caldera Paradox."
Platforms of Lightning

The second Neverglades spoof story, written using the generative text programs from botnik.org.

## Story

Twisted branches had already begun to fester with a little ash. The Inspector loosened his fingers and stared thoughtfully at the ground. “So unusual,” he said. “Neither of the trees were swarming with cops.” His grayish skin looked sicklier than a smudge of smoke. I knew he must have been hovering in the moonlight.

“Inspector,” I said, wrinkling my brow, “which sounds brought us to the body?” The Inspector held back and rubbed a slender finger along the blackened leaves.

“It’s the second square on the floorboards,” he replied. “Just keep moving through the woods and you may understand.” I had no idea what he was trying to find.

Somehow I could imagine myself crouched behind a car, with a pair of scissors in my hand. There was nothing fundamentally different about this mystery. Bulging eyes peeled like a piece of plastic and tried to strangle the Inspector. He grabbed the radio wave and strode forward, leaving purple spirals in his wake.

Lightning in the darkness made solid. I could feel the buzz permeating from the thicket of those missing chickens. There were definitely strands of gray gunk, but I never saw the mess from inside the cruiser. *What happened?* I thought. It looked grim enough to be human.

The Inspector reached the mortuary doors and strode inside. Harvey was staring up at him without moving. “I thought his teeth were wide like a single shred of breath,” the Inspector muttered. “Thank God no one else could have done something wrong.” Then the body continued to murmur sweet whispers into his pockets.

The ground had taken on a peculiar shade of orange. The platforms grew sharper with each surge of the rift. There was nothing I could do except run. Energy was already straining to find my desk, but it wasn't going to take anything from the station. The trees were still smoking into bloodshed and I had forgotten to call Marconi.

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan
* The Inspector
* Olivia Marconi
* Harvey Jackson

## 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.
Man of the Law

“*I caught wind of the entity known only as ‘the Inspector’ two years ago, on one of my first investigations with the FBI*.”

The fourth story in the Neverglades Series: Volume Three.

FBI agent Norman Clancy has just arrived at St. Florence Hospital, where he believes he’ll find his old nemesis: the Inspector. The Pacific Glade police force stands in his way, but Clancy is a man on a mission – and he won’t stop until the Inspector is dead.

## Characters

* Norman Clancy
* The Inspector
* Paul Ingram
* Wendell Collins
* Zachary Atwater
* Lola Velasquez
* Abigail Shannon
* Ruth Hannigan
* Georgina Prewitt
* Olivia Marconi
* The Ferryman

## Settings

* St. Florence Hospital
* Summerland
* J. Edgar Hoover Building
* The Hanging Rock

## Notes

* Norman Clancy previously appeared in a collaborative story about alien abductions in Disneyland, posted on r/NoSleep in 2018. In it, he manipulated the Inspector into entering the lair of an extradimensional presence, which he hoped would kill the Inspector. However, the events of this story are noncanonical.
* Clancy is able to track the whereabouts of the Inspector using Richard Temple’s cult website, which made its first appearance in “Temple of the Moon.” His hunt for the Inspector takes him to the aftermath of various Inspector Investigations, including “Parts Unknown,” “Murder at the Blue Eclipse,” “The Caldera Paradox,” and “Lights in the Sky Over St. Anders, Iowa.”
* This is the only story in the Neverglades series to be narrated by Norman Clancy.
Complete Me

"*Lately my relationship with relationships has been complicated, to say the least*."

The second story in the Cruelest Months series.

Jonathan Masters is dreading the upcoming Valentine's Day - yet another reminder of how woefully single he is. But when a menacing message from a mysterious stalker reaches his inbox, he begins to wonder if it's better to be anonymous and single after all...

## Characters

* Jonathan Masters
* Travis
* The Stalker

## Notes

* This story was originally posted on r/nosleep under the title "I've got a stalker, but I don't think he's human."
* This is the February story in the Cruelest Months series. The subtitle for this story is -*pursuance*-.
* It is implied that Jonathan used to live in Pacific Glade, and that he flees there after the events of this story.
Lucy Sable

Theresa Sable (sister)

**Lucy Sable** was a young girl from Harmonia, Kansas, who was possessed by an unknown entity. While under the influence of the entity, she could scuttle up walls, turn her head around, and make objects dissolve into black goo that dripped upwards. She also had heightened sensitivity to sunlight. She was killed when Father Theo Broderick and Father Chester Dawson angered the entity possessing her, resulting in it dissolving the Sable family and the priests.

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

*"In that fraction of a second, the world turned kaleidoscopic. I gazed into the Leviathan’s glittering universe and thought I saw a tiny speck of purple amid all those stars."*

The eighth story in the Neverglades series.

CAPRA has torn open the rift between realities, sending an earthquake through Pacific Glade and leaving the entire world at the mercy of the planet-devouring Leviathan. The apocalypse is looming, and even if Hannigan and the Inspector can find a way to stop it, not everyone will survive the night...

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan
* The Inspector
* Olivia Marconi
* Nico Sanchez
* Abigail Shannon
* Ruth Hannigan
* Stephen Hannigan
* Rory Hannigan
* Valentina Koeppel
* The Ender
* The Leviathan

## Settings

* Pacific Glade Police Station
* The Hannigan Home
* CAPRA Headquarters
* The Rift

## Notes

* This is the last story in the Neverglades series to be narrated by Mark Hannigan.
* Valentina Koeppel's daughter, Vanessa, makes an appearance in "The Caldera Paradox."
* An alternate timeline branching from the events of this story appears in "Dark Side of the Moon," in which the Inspector sacrificed himself to stop Valentina instead of Mark.
Silver Screen

“*Would anyone remember me when this film torpedoed my career? Would I have anyone left on my side?*”

--

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

A famous director is thrilled when the opportunity of a lifetime crosses his desk: a script about the Inspector’s world-saving adventures, penned by the Inspector himself. But executive meddling threatens to derail the project, and when the dust settles, will any part of the Inspector’s original vision survive?

## Characters

* Steve Hannigan (Director)
* The Inspector (Screenwriter)
* Laura Landon (Talent Scout)
* Zack Atwood (Actor)
* Martina (Assistant)
* The Chronicler

## Settings

* Hollywood Studios
* The Chronicler's Study

## Notes

* This universe’s main point of divergence was Stephen Hannigan gaining directorial fame, spurred on by a little help from the Chronicler. The Inspector’s world-saving exploits were also made more public in this timeline.
* Steve’s nickname and backstory is an intentional mislead to make readers think he’s actually Steven Spielberg. Steve’s movies reference both stories from the original Neverglades series as well as iconic Spielberg films. *Remember Me* is a proxy of *E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial*, and *Devour* is a proxy of *Jaws*.
* Zack Atwood and his co-stars (Duke Highland and Natasha Pasternak) are recruited by Meta Mark to take on the Sightless in “Blood Moon.”
Melon Heads

“*Five down. Three to go*.”

"**Melon Heads**" (stylized as "**melon heads**") is the seventh chapter in the gallows hill series.

Cryptid hunter Haruki Saito has returned to his college town to capture footage of the legendary melon heads, mutant figures believed to have been victims of a witch’s curse. But more than just misshapen monsters stalk these trees, as Haruki is about to find out…

## Characters

* Mirror Face
* Nephilos
* Haruki Saito

## Settings

* The Dataspace
* Velvet Street

## Notes

* Haruki leaves a hidden message for his friends in his last batch of tweets. By reading the first word of each tweet, one finds the sentence: “Don’t come for me Shaun and Tom. Please.”
Larry Hogan

**Larry Hogan** (also known as **Larry the Drunk Wonder**) was a resident of Pacific Glade and a frequent delinquent. His drunk behavior often landed him in the holding cells down at the police station. He was killed by John Whedon.

## Overview

### Body Count

* Olivia Marconi is called out to Catamount Forest to deal with a late-night complaint about Larry's behavior. She takes Larry into custody and asks his friend, Whedon, to come down to the station to answer some questions. However, their cruiser is involved in a car accident that kills Laura Belmont and seriously injures Larry. Janine Zimmerman tries to tend to Larry's wounds, but he eventually dies as a result of the rat poison which Whedon had been slipping to him during their game nights as a punishment for his domestic abuse.

## Notes

* Larry’s comments about John’s previous girlfriend implies that he retains some memory of Marcy McKenna, even though she erased herself from everyone’s minds in “Remember Me.”
The Little Village of Middlebury

“*It’s not a throne. It’s a door*.”

"**The Little Village of Middlebury**" (stylized as "**the little village of middlebury**") is the fifth chapter in the gallows hill series.

Kris Poulier never thought that taking his daughter on a hike to a mysterious fairy town in the woods would have such terrifying consequences. Now his daughter’s “imaginary” friend wants her to be queen of the fairies, and if Kris doesn’t stop her, he may lose his little girl forever…

## Characters

* Mirror Face
* The Prisoner
* Kris Poulier
* Margo Weiss
* Miranda "Miri" Poulier
* Dara

## Settings

* The Dataspace
* The Little Village of Middlebury

## Notes

* Kris tries to reach out to his old classmate Shaun Sanford to get advice about the little village, but his message is intercepted by the bold speaker in the dataspace.

## Link

* gallows hill 5 // the little village of middlebury
Curious Incidents: a Collection of Poe and Doyle Remixes

The first published book by David Farrow, written under the name David Field.

## Official Synopsis

An uncle shares a ghostly campfire story of love and loss. A female Sherlock chases a killer through the streets of modern day London. A grisly murder shocks a lonely Southern town. A girl launches a quest to understand the meaning of her grandmother's dying words. A series of bizarre crimes brings a strange, otherworldly detective to the Pacific Northwest.

Inspired by the works of Edgar Allan Poe and Arthur Conan Doyle, these stories grapple with themes of life and death, madness and sanity, light and darkness, and the constant search for understanding in a chaotic world.

This project was completed as part of a creative fellowship offered through the Watkinson Special Collections library at Trinity College.

## Stories

* The Lady in Black
* The Case of the Red Envelope
* Mary Ellen's Eyes
* In Silence
* Lost Time: the First Neverglades Mystery

## Notes

* This book was written using the resources provided by the Watkinson Special Collections library at Trinity College. Adaptations and illustrations of Poe and Doyle's works were studied to create contemporary remix stories that dealt with fears and anxieties of the modern day.
* A reworked version of "Mary Ellen's Eyes," told in an interview format, was posted on r/NoSleep as part of the Inspector Investigations series.
* "Lost Time: the First Neverglades Mystery" was also posted on r/NoSleep as part of the ongoing Neverglades series.

## Link

* *Curious Incidents: a Collection of Poe and Doyle Remixes*
Daphne Prior

**Daphne Prior** was a California native who traveled to Stonepier, Massachusetts on vacation with her family. She left several reviews on the less-than-stellar quality of the local businesses. Daphne (along with Laurence and Jenna Prior) was sucked into the world beyond the Rift due to the interference of Rosen Corp. She ended up eating too much tainted food from the Rift, which caused her body to turn inside out and explode.

She appears in "Parts Unknown."
Ракетная Установка Шершень

Статья в процессе наполнения

* Hornet rocket launcherr.gif

### Описание

Пусковая установка для битвы на средних дистанциях, которая позволяет наносить значительный урон в течении всего боя. Выпускает три ракеты за залп

### Характеристики

Боевые
 T1
 T2

Второстепенные

### Получение

Проект можно приобрести на ремонтной станции. Проект улучшенного модуля можно приобрести на научной станции. Готовый модуль можно приобрести в магазине пушек на торговой станции или планете. Сломанный модуль можно купить у старьевщиков на торговой стнации или планете и из останков некоторых пиратов.

Список дропа

* флоты лордов туманностей в гамма-кольце

### Производство

28

19

19

19
 T2
8

5

5

5

### Изучение-Покупка-Продажа-Переработка

13-15

8-10

8-10

8-10
 T2
20-22

13-15

13-15

13-15
 Сломанный
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Checking Out

*“There’s a scar, of course; there’s always a scar. But at least you can live your life without those open wounds bleeding everywhere.”*

The seventh story in the Neverglades Series: Volume Two.

After a sudden and shocking death, Ruth convinces Marconi to take a vacation to clear her head. Unbeknownst to them, their hotel is the site of multiple tourists’ disappearances and bizarre paranormal sightings. When a strange figure appears in their room, Ruth and Marconi have to work together to avoid going missing themselves.

## Characters

* Olivia Marconi
* Ruth Hannigan
* Zachary Atwater
* Shaun Sanford
* Tom Johnson
* The Backwards Woman
* The Centipede Man

## Settings

* Locklear Cemetery
* Marconi's House
* The Cerulean Shores Hotel

## Notes

* Although he appears briefly at the funeral, this is one of the only Neverglades stories in which the Inspector does not have any lines of dialogue or participate in the main investigation.
* The pocket dimensions Ruth and Marconi travel through resemble the universes created by the empathic giant in “The Wendigo.” One of the dimensions is Room 325 from the short story of the same name.
* The Cerulean Shores Hotel also makes a brief appearance in the short story “Every Grain of Sand.” Even the beaches below the hotel seem subject to strange reality warps and missing people.
Vacation's End

“*Everything else is a sitcom I stopped watching a long time ago*.”

--

The sixteenth story in *The Neverglades: Multiverse Chronicles* and final Everglades parody story.

Atlantic Dale constable Mike Hannity is living large on his extended trip to the tropics. But as he’s about to learn, no vacation can last forever…

## Characters

* Mike Hannity
* Stephen Smith
* Rodney Eversole
* Ruby Herringbone
* Libby Lombardi
* Jamie Guterman
* Matheson and Growly
* Growly Two/Portia

## Settings

* The Bahamas
* Atlantic Dale, Florida

## Notes

* This story was released exclusively in *The Neverglades: Multiverse Chronicles*. It is an affectionate parody of the final story in the original Neverglades series, “Journey’s End.”
Jeff Broadchurch

**Jeff Broadchurch** was a radio broadcaster stationed at Mount Isolation in New Hampshire. He was responsible for recording weather conditions on the mountain and reporting his findings to other outposts. When he inadvertently rescues the Apocryph at the urging of Larry Egan, he chooses to freeze himself to death in an effort to trap the entity and sink it back into hibernation.

He appears in "Transcripts from the Mount Isolation Radio Outpost."
Fleshy Sensoria

*"This isn’t the time to lie or play games. You can trust me, Inspector."*

The tenth Inspector Investigation.

The Inspector receives a startling message from an unknown user on Reddit, who claims to know unsettling truths about his investigations. Things will never be the same again...

## Characters

* The Inspector
* Tom Ingram
* The Ender

## Settings

* Pacific Glade
* CAPRA Headquarters
* The Rift
* The Changing Planet
* Stardust Industries

## Notes

* Tom Ingram is a former resident of Pacific Glade, and was friends with Mark Hannigan and his family.
* This story features references to every single previous Inspector Investigation, making it the cornerstone of the series.
* The multiple copies of Tom consumed by the Ender in his failed missions later play a role in the Volume Three story "Red Eye."
Bishop W.I.

## Описание

Линкор, средний по тяжести среди линкоров отверженных. Способен нести посредственное лучевое и ракетное вооружение. В малых эскадрах неплохо выступает в роли авангарда. Основная специализация — разведка и поддержка союзных кораблей, из–за чего прекрасно работает в связке с дредноутами.

После того, как Отверженные покинули Землю, им пришлось довольно долго бороздить просторы галактики в поисках тихого и укромного места пригодного для жизни. Учитывая, что эвакуация с Земли была поспешной, флот Отверженных изначально не был готов к длительному путешествию. Состоял он в основном из «транспортных» дредноутов и линейных крейсеров. Поэтому, как только была основана первая колония, перед инженерами поставили задачу спроектировать линкор, способный принять на себя удар в составе эскадры из линейных крейсеров или оказать существенную поддержку откровенно слабым дредноутам, обладая довольно посредственным вооружением, имевшимся у колонистов на тот момент. При этом линкор должен был быть максимально эффективным в эксплуатации и минимально затратным в производстве в виду тотальной нехватки ресурсов. Как показало время, инженеры сделали невозможное. Они создали корабль, удовлетворяющий всем перечисленным требованиям. Основным достоинством стало то, что корабль легко мог модифицироваться практически под любую задачу за счет оригинальной конструкции корпуса и оптимизации энергосетей. В серийное производство была запущена модель Bishop W.I. с увеличенным энергоядром, хотя вариантов было более десятка. Bishop очень ценился на черном рынке, особенно Лордами Туманности, пиратами и контрабандистами. И если первые использовали его, в основном, как научное судно с высоким инженерным потенциалом, то вторые — как тяжело бронированные линкоры, сохраняя при этом прежнюю динамику, а третьи умудрялись размещать тайники на корабле, увеличивая вместимость трюма почти в 2 раза. На сегодняшний день легко можно встретить хоть и сильно модифицированный, но вполне рабочий экземпляр Bishop W.I., хотя прошло уже более тысячи лет.

*"Успех - это только 1 процент вашей работы, а остальные 99 процентов - это тщательная работа над ошибками." - Хонда Одиночка, капитан корабля "Тысячелетний Бишоп" (серийный номер w00001bs00000000314i).’’*

## Модификации

* Атака
* Защита
* Движение
* Прочее
* Альфа
Liminal Spaces

“*You’ve spent your whole life in between places. At least now you’re finally going somewhere.*”

First published in Mythaxis Magazine, Issue 30.

When her daughter mysteriously disappears during an overnight hotel visit, Marjorie Baker becomes obsessed with the concept of liminal spaces: halfway points where reality is at its thinnest. But has her daughter actually slipped through a hole in the universe, or is something else to blame?

## Characters

* Marjorie Baker / Janie Hathaway
* Charlie Baker
* The Faceless Man

## Settings

* Blue Moon Hotel (Jefferson, Rhode Island)
* Greyhound Bus Station (Providence, Rhode Island)
* Little Shire Bookshop (Brooklyn, New York)
* Violetta Cabaret Lounge (New York City)
* Abaddon Bar & Nightclub (The Bronx)
* St. Camillus Medical Center
Seven Photographs from the Storm's End Tavern

“*Katrina left behind plenty of ghosts. If people want to take that literally, well, that’s their choice. But I think most of the ghosts are just in our own heads*.”

The third bonus story in the Inspector Investigations.

The Inspector examines a series of photos captured by visitors to the Storm’s End Tavern in New Orleans, where strange anomalies have been seen roaming the building. His account intersperses the descriptions of these images with interviews of those whose lives have been affected, including bar patrons, ghost hunters, and the tavern’s proprietor.

## Characters

* Hugo Travers
* Keisha Travers
* Leonard Jones
* Lucas Bray
* Shaun Sanford
* Tom Johnson
* Jane Torres
* Rose Liebermann

## Settings

* Storm's End Tavern
* New Orleans, Louisiana

## Notes

* The echoes that Keisha describes in the Storm’s End behave similarly to those found along the Ghost Highway. They also seem similar to the echoes that populate the Patchwork World in “The Cemetery on Ashwood Lane.”
* Shaun Sanford and Tom Johnson (aka the Weird Brothers) appear in this story as retired paranormal bloggers. They resume their investigations in the Neverglades story “Checking Out.”
The Goliath

**The Goliath** is an entity of enormous proportions that occupies the world beyond the Rift. It is summoned by the Ender to pursue Tom Ingram and the Inspector on their shortcut to Rosen Corp. The Goliath does not appear to have a solid body of its own and shifts frequently between forms, including a nebulous humanoid shape, a mass of writhing tentacles, and a twisted conglomeration of hands. It leaves the Inspector alone when he returns from Rosen Corp headquarters without Tom.

It appears in "Last Sparks of an Ephemeral Fire."
Fall From Grace

“*This isn’t my reality, this is someone else’s. I’m just a stand-in, a substitute, a poor replacement for a Mark Hannigan who died*.”

--

The second story in *The Neverglades: Multiverse Chronicles*, written by guest author William Dalphin.

Mark Hannigan, an escapee from a hellish decimated timeline, is having a difficult time adjusting to his new life in Pacific Glade. But when a horrific and unexplainable murder comes to his attention, he has to put his trauma aside to solve this case once and for all.

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan (Escapee)
* Olivia Marconi
* Zachary Atwater
* Cornelius Newton
* Jessup Hollander
* Emmett Fuller
* Peter and Joanna Maliszewski

## Notes

* This universe’s main point of divergence was Mark Hannigan escaping here from a timeline where all other life on Earth had been destroyed. Unlike his counterpart from the Moonverse, this Mark had a difficult time adjusting to his life in the new timeline and is generally more jaded and obsessed with death.
* It is revealed in “Blood Moon” that the Sightless was responsible for the destruction of this Mark’s home dimension, and that he was only able to escape by finding a hidden dimensional rift.
Lunar Crowley

**Lunar Crowley** (ルナー・クローリー, *Runā Kurōrī*) is one of the co-Guild Masters of Dragon Tiger. She is a Mage of exceptional ability, and when compared to her twin, Solar Crowley, is closer to the common depiction of a "witch." Due to the nature of her abilities, she is often feared by allies and enemies as the **"Witch of Lunacy"** (天狂魔女, *Tenkyō Majo*; lit. "Witch of Heaven's Madness").
Neverglades: Sunspot

An alternate universe fan series for the Neverglades Mysteries, written by Reddit user jasperissleepy.

What if the Inspector was a tall human with a mysterious and tragic past? What if Mark was a sunny and strange Detective who wasn't human at all? And what if the classic cases of the Neverglades series were entirely flipped on their heads?

## Stories

* Nice to Meet You Mr. Earthling!
* The Midnight Channel
* Avenge Me
* Riftbusters
* The Golden Sun
* To the Moon and Back
* Seeing Blue
* You Are Not Alone
* Rising Dawn
Phoenix Rising

**Type** | Legal Guild

**Phoenix Rising** (凰上昇(おおとりじょうしょう), *Ootori Jōshō*) is a Legal Guild within the Kingdom of Fiore. The current master of the guild is Marth Draconus.

## Location

Situated in the Kingdom of Fiore, it is located north of the capital Crocus in a large town called Stanmore City. Phoenix Rising's guild is like a giant palace that has enough room to house most of its members, providing them with a shelter within the guild building as opposed to going out and living in houses of their own.

## Strength

It is possible, that Phoenix Rising is among the top five guilds in Fiore. This may be due to the massive amount of members in the guild, each holding their own weight in ranking among all Mages of Fiore. A lot of their notoriety comes from the fact they've had a long line of Draconus Family and Silvamillion Family members as prominent members of the guild--one or the other always holding the rank of "Guild Master".

Phoenix Rising's guild ace is currently unknown, but it has other strong S-Class Mages like August Draconus, Asta Gustavon, and Tianna Draconus each who are well-known across Fiore as powerful mages.

## Trivia

* As it is currently, Phoenix Rising has the most members of any guild on the wikia.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Come Fly With Us: Marth mentions Phoenix Rising to Rhys insisting that he join the guild.
2. ↑ Come Fly With Us: Marth introduces himself to Rhys as the guild master of Phoenix Rising.
Barrett Brodsky

**Barrett Brodsky** was a resident of Brooklyn, New York, and a Reddit user whose story of a cursed B-movie made rounds as an internet creepypasta. His account reveals that he and his friends, Mickey Madeiros and Jaelyn Grady, staged a viewing party for the film *Murder at the Blue Eclipse*. Their version of the film featured a gory scene in which the ticket collector (Stan) brutally stabs the detective Damon Knight and the rest of the patrons in the theater lobby. After the film killed Mickey and put Jaelyn in a psych ward, Barrett destroyed the DVD, but ultimately became a missing person after posting his story online.

He appears in “Murder at the Blue Eclipse.”
Ray Clarke

**Ray Clarke** was a member of the Pacific Glade Police Department who worked alongside Olivia Marconi. He was burned to death by the echo of Valentina Koeppel.

## Overview

### Nightmare Walking

* Clarke is one of the officers who responds to the distress call from Pacific High School, along with Zachary Atwater and Lola Velasquez. Marconi finds him hiding from the Semblance's minions in the school auditorium and sends him to find the Inspector.

### Black Valentine

* Clarke and Atwater are managing the mini-shooting range for the police force at the Harvest Fair when Valentina's echo appears and causes chaos. Both officers go after her, but only Atwater survives; Clarke's body is burned to a crisp.
Zombie Radio

“*Inspector, Inspector, the monster detector. Does your friend know who you really are? Does he know the things you’ve done?*”

The second story in the Neverglades series.

Detective Hannigan knows he's in for another weird case when a body comes to life in the morgue and tries to strangle him. With the Inspector's help, he discovers that a sinister entity in the radio waves is responsible. It's up to this unlikely duo to stop the deadly broadcast before the entire town's brains are liquefied.

## Characters

* Mark Hannigan
* The Inspector
* Olivia Marconi
* Nico Sanchez
* Harvey Jackson
* Marcy McKenna
* Ruth Hannigan
* The Radio Entity

## Settings

* Pacific Glade Police Station
* Mountain Ridge Country Club
* Pacific Glade Community Radio

## Notes

* This is the first story to allude to the involvement of CAPRA, who is responsible for the equipment that allowed the radio entity to enter Pacific Glade.
* This is the first story to feature Marcy McKenna, who would become a central character in "Remember Me."
* A similar radio entity appears in "Transcripts from the Mount Isolation Radio Outpost."
The Golden King

*"He offered a quick prayer to a God he never believed in. Then he turned the cards over and stared down at the hand he’d been dealt."*

Jay Everett's time is running out. He's trapped in the game of a madman, forced to win enough money to save his family's lives. Any ordinary man would be sweating in his suit by now... but Jay Everett is no ordinary man.

## Characters

* Jay Everett
* Rick Farrow
* Tony Salvatore
* Bruno
* Marcia Thorne
* Trace Everett

## Settings

* Twin Pines Casino
* Farrow's Warehouse
* Boulder City

## Notes

* This story was released exclusively on the author's personal subreddit, r/DavidFarrowWrites.
* This is one of the only David Farrow stories to NOT take place in the Farrowverse. In fact, the story is set in the universe of Stephen King, and is a tangentially related work of fanfiction for the Dark Tower series. Because of this, none of the characters or settings in "The Golden King" recur throughout David Farrow's work.
Sam Lance

**Sam Lance** is the former partner of Howard Smith. Not much else is known about them. They appear in the fan series Neverglades: Sunspot

## History

For now, almost everything about them is unknown. From what little was mentioned so far, they seem to have a history with Howard. Their current status is unknown.

## Trivia

* Sam's favorite fruit is pomegranate.
* They have a massive sweet tooth and their favorite treat is ice cream.
* Their favorite movie is Tangled. They made Howard watch it with them a thousand times over.
The Detective

**The Detective** is an other worldly being of unknown origin. For now, he's disguising himself as a human and assisting Howard Smith in his investigations. He appears in the fan series Neverglades: Sunspot.

## Appearances

* Nice to Meet You Mr. Earthling!
* The Midnight Channel

## History

"It's a secret :>" he says.

Nice to Meet You Mr. Earthling!

* TBA

The Midnight Channel

* TBA

## Abilities

Fire/Heat Manipulation (????)

* The Detective is able to super heat his hands, giving the blows he deals some extra oomph.

## Trivia

* The Detective's favorite songs are Wake Me Up Before you Go-Go and Mr. Roboto.
* His favorite pastime is watching the sunrise.
Marilyn Strauss

**Marilyn Strauss** was an essayist for a New York culture magazine. In her last essay, on the use of gun violence in films such as *Murder at the Blue Eclipse*, she described a scene where the ticket collector (Stan) went around the movie theater lobby, shaking the customers and begging to be let out. She ended up stabbing out her eyes after viewing the film and bled to death on her kitchen floor.

She appears in “Murder at the Blue Eclipse.”
Rose Liebermann

**Rose Liebermann** was a resident of New Orleans and a friend to Jane Torres. Jane describes her as a truly good person, who did plenty of community service and volunteered as a suicide hotline caller. She and Jane would often go out to bars together and snap Instagram photos to support local businesses. After visiting the Storm’s End Tavern, Rose started seeing ghostly figures and feeling a tremendous storm of conflicting emotions that weren’t hers. Jane tried to help her, but the roiling emotions proved to be too much for Rose to handle, and she threw herself into the ocean to escape them.

She appears in “Seven Photographs from the Storm’s End Tavern."
The Hartford Witch Trials

“*Salem wasn’t the only town from this period to have a wave of witch hysteria. It wasn’t even the first*.”

"**The Hartford Witch Trials**" (stylized as "**the hartford witch trials**") is the first chapter in the gallows hill series.

An unknown entity is trapped in cyberspace by a sinister presence, forced to scour databanks for any mention of the Hartford witch trials – a deadly hysteria that swept the Connecticut area hundreds of years ago. A college midterm film project may be related somehow, but the mystery is only beginning…

## Characters

* The Hostile Entity
* The Prisoner
* Shaun Sanford
* Tom Johnson

## Settings

* The Dataspace
* Hartford, Connecticut

## Notes

* Shaun Sanford and Tom Johnson make their first appearance in the gallows hill series, although they have appeared before in the Neverglades series and the Inspector Investigations (“Checking Out” and “Seven Photographs from the Storm’s End Tavern” respectively).

## Link

* gallows hill 1 // the hartford witch trials
Valentina Koeppel

Illustration by Chris Bodily

**Valentina Koeppel** was a head scientist for the Quantum Studies Division of CAPRA. Using various Rosen Corp technology, she and her team of scientists conducted many studies to bring entities from beyond the rift over to our world. She was first killed by the Ender, then revived, only to be shot and killed again by the Semblance.

## Overview

### Lucid Dreams

* Valentina confronts Mark Hannigan and vaporizes the Inspector when the duo infiltrates CAPRA headquarters. She explains the purpose of her organization and asks if Hannigan will help provide her with information on the Inspector and the world beyond the rift to aid in their studies. When Hannigan refuses and the Inspector rematerializes, Valentina retreats and calls security for backup.

### Devour

* While celebrating their success in opening the rift, Valentina's team is assaulted by Mark Hannigan, who murders everyone in the room except Valentina. He, Marconi, and the Inspector force her to take boxes of explosives up into the void to seal the rift from the other side. She betrays them, however, and Hannigan is barely able to leap onboard and commandeer the helicopter. When the Ender appears to take her, Valentina shoots it, but this only succeeds in angering the creature. It sedates and kills her before the explosions go off.

### Black Valentine

* Thanks to her former lover Timothy Lancaster and the scientists at CAPRA, Valentina returns to Pacific Glade in a ghostly form, full of rage and fire. She lays waste to the Harvest Fair and the Pacific Glade Police Station before following Marconi and her team back to CAPRA headquarters. The Inspector manages to extract her essence from within the Ender and recomplete her corporeal form, but she is shot and killed again by the Semblance in the form of Zachary Atwater.

## Multiverse Incarnations

### Something Monstrous

* In this story’s universe, Valentina is a secret agent from an organization that tasks her with discovering Rylan Jones’s true intentions. In the guise of Tina Koeppel, a talent agent, she lures the Purple Specter up to Rylan’s offices and uses him to get access to Rylan’s secret files, but is killed by a kaiju before she can retrieve any evidence.

### Cosmic Love

* In this story’s universe, Valentina is Head Researcher at CAPRA and the boss of Janine Zimmerman. She tasks Janine with studying the stars in order to help open a rift in space, while also using her to track down CAPRA’s biggest threat, the Cosmonaut. She is killed in the collapse of CAPRA’s headquarters when her plan is thwarted and stars start falling from the sky.

## Notes

* Valentina's daughter, Vanessa Koeppel, appears in "The Caldera Paradox" as a scientist employed with Stardust Industries.
Mielikki Tapio

**Mielikki Tapio** (タピオミエリッキ, *Tapio Mierikki*) is a Bounty Hunter, apprenticing under the Huntsman. An avid gun enthusiast, she would chose the well-regarded figure as a mentor in the hopes of improving her marksmanship, aiming for the coveted label of **Deadeye** (目亡い, *Menai*). Of course, it doesn't hurt that she's doing her second-favorite thing too: collecting bounties.

## Trivia

* She takes her name from the Finnish hunting deities Mielikki and Tapio.
Deacon

**Deacon** was a blind hiker from the year 1986 who was transported back in time to the Mount Palmer Insane Asylum. He was killed by Mark Hannigan.

## Overview

### Pre-Neverglades Series

* Deacon was hiking up Mount Palmer with his friend Meghan Rosenberg when the two of them suddenly found themselves in the old asylum in the 1930s. Meg was separated from Deacon, leaving him without his second set of eyes. He was forced to work under Dr. Renfield to avoid being committed to the asylum for insanity. For three years, he felt his way around the halls of Mount Palmer to get a mental blueprint of the building, all while searching for his missing friend.

### On the Mountain of Madness

* Deacon recognizes that Mark is a time traveler like himself, so he breaks Mark free from the doctor's clutches and tries to find them both a way out of the asylum. He finally locates Meg but is unable to stop her from throwing herself on Sister Martha and driving both of them to their deaths. While fleeing through the service tunnels under the asylum, Mark mistakes Deacon for the Brain Sucker and fatally shoots him.

## Notes

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