We welcome Yoyo Busco

Yoyo Busco joined our writer’s team and his tales are characterized by a whimsical cocktail of absurdity, dry wit, and intellectual slapstick, with a generous dash of affectionate parody.

The Color of Crime is what happens when eldritch horror, academic bureaucracy, and one extremely sarcastic wardrobe collide. Follow Constable Virginia Holmes, a spell-addled ex-student; Zipzap, a tourist with more curiosity than caution; and Buttercup, a sentient mushroom with feelings, as they tumble through magical conspiracies, prophetic books, and increasingly unhelpful wizard orders. The world is ending. Again. Probably. But at least there’s a wedding. And maybe—just maybe—a cup of tea that doesn’t scream. Think cosmic horror, slapstick metaphysics, and a dash of existential dread. And remember: reality is optional.

The second installation of the Miskatonic Misbehave series “The Philosopher’s Stone goes Rogue” is lined up for release on October 24, 2025.

When the Philosopher’s Stone stops sitting quietly on its velvet pillow and starts thinking for itself, the laws of magic, logic, and polite academic debate go straight out the stained-glass window of Miskatonic University’s East Library Annex. Virginia Holmes-Adler—logician, occasional detective, and full-time wrangler of other people’s catastrophes—was hoping for a quiet term. Instead, she’s juggling:
A talking nightgaunt with a velvet baritone and a suspiciously complete wardrobe.
An opera-singing human who considers knitting an offensive weapon
A fungus with rhythm
And Zipzap (Professor Zephyrion Zappleton Holmes, if you’re feeling cruel), whose experiments tend to make Tuesday vanish.
Now the Stone has developed ambitions. Dangerous, glowing, personal ambitions. And if Virginia can’t stop it—or teach it manners—it might just rewrite reality into something unbearably tidy.
Featuring:
Rogue squirrels with political agendas
Wardrobes that explode
Tea with tentacles
And the most illogical wedding in academic history
Because sometimes, the only way to save the multiverse… is to marry logic into submission.

Raval is an artistic multicultural microcosmos.

Daily writing prompt
What do you love about where you live?

El Raval, a vibrant and diverse neighborhood in Barcelona, attracts many artists due to its bohemian atmosphere, affordable living costs, and thriving art scene. It’s a place where artistic expression is celebrated, with numerous galleries, street art, and cultural spaces. 

B,C & D Publishers Launches: A Pan-Historical Fantasy for a New Era


Date: October 24, 2025
Locations: Frankfurt Book Fair (Digital Pavilion) & Barcelona (Live Presentation)

Barcelona, Spain – The Maharajagar, a sweeping five-volume historical fantasy epic, will be unveiled in a groundbreaking dual launch event this October: digitally at the prestigious Frankfurt Book Fair and live in Barcelona.

Written in English and weaving global mythologies, speculative metaphysics, and historical realities into a breathtaking tapestry, The Maharajagar reimagines the 20th century as a stage for karmic war, ancestral reckoning, and multidimensional memory.

From Harlem to Carcosa, from Alakapuri to Hiroshima, this saga spans continents and dimensions as the enigmatic Qi’tet battles not merely evil—but entropy itself. It is a series for readers of The Mahabharata, Sandman, The Invisibles, or Cloud Atlas.

The Barcelona event will include a live ritual reading, panel discussion, and unveiling of the book’s striking cover art, followed by a Q&A with the author.

Join the resistance against forgetting. Enter the Maharajagar. For interviews, press access, or review copies, contact:
Fred Holland Day
Book Website: http://www.maharajagar.com