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I've been quiet about this one for a while, and I think it's time to start talking.

I have a new release coming — a trilogy of modern-day Pulp Cthulhu scenarios set in 2026. Three one-shots, each complete in a single session, all linked into a mini-campaign if you want to run them that way.

Here's where it starts.

A young woman — urban explorer, influencer, twenty-two years old — sneaks into an abandoned government bunker in the Mojave Desert and posts a short video. Under two minutes. Flickering emergency lights, concrete corridors, U.S. government stencils from the 1950s. At one point the corridor appears to bend at an impossible angle, then snaps back, as if the image corrected itself.

The clip goes viral. A subset of viewers start experiencing anxiety, insomnia, geometric hallucinations. Not everyone — just some people. The kind of people who maybe looked a little too long.

Then she goes back to film a full episode. And doesn't come back.

That's the opening. That's where the investigators come in.

I'll be sharing more over the next few weeks — the other two scenarios, the antagonists, what it took to write this thing. But I wanted to put this out there first, because that video is where everything started for me, and I think it's where it should start for you too.

More soon.

ttfn,

Keith