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Welcome Mythketeers! Welcome to autumn, and welcome to stuffed to bursting issue of The World of Myth Magazine! Our contributors are turning out some wonderful pieces for us so let's get right into it! Stephanie Bardy leads off out Stories section with Battle, the third story in her Merrik series. Newcomer, Copper Rose sends in a fantasy story entitled Pimlico Pond. In Horror we find the Curse of Atone by David K. Montoya which will be sure to chill you like a cold autumn evening. DC Diamondopolus returns with a new and amazing piece titled, Crow Barn, while David K. Montoya continues his tenth chapter of Through The Eyes of Madness series and another newcomer to the magazine, Karen Shauber offers up The Sad Misfortune of Naive Catalina and her Sinister Grandmother. At First Sight written by Steven Carr finds Cupid's arrow finding its mark in outer space. Afterward, Walter G. Esselman closes out our story section with The Spirits Dire Warning of Impending Peril! You like poetry right? Well that's good because we have a fine selection for you this month starting with Pandora’s Hoax by Rebecca Illich, followed by Disengage by Stephanie Bardy. Forever by podcasting sensation Randolph R. Lofgren leads into Fade Into You by Kevin Magnus (why so down, dude, cheer up a little). The Music… by last issue's Member of the Month winner, Lallie Napier who sings us out of the poetry section for this month. Plenty of new art and artists have arrived to decorate the hallowed halls of the Mythquarters! Starting with Cyberpunk Action by Eugene Kusachenko, which is followed by Lonely crafted by another newcomer Goktug Ozgul. Speaking of more newcomers, the artwork called Trizia was created by new contributor, Connie Minutolo and final newcomer, Clayton Barton, made this great art called, Transform which now hang in places of honor in the Mythmuseum! Our review section is lead off by Movie Madhouse podcaster and quality road trip buddy Jason Bechard as he gives his take on the movies Upgrade and Action Point. Luna Lupine reviews A. J. Finn’s book The Woman in the Window. Xilera checks out the PS4 game Doughnut Country and Kevin Adams talks about the board game Nyctophobia: The Haunted. David K. Montoya gives a look at the Salvador Dali painting The Face of War, and then hits us with his monthly commentary. Juxnezlyth, a new interviewer, plies his? Hers? Its? skills with a revealing interview of Kevin Adams. So there you have it Mythketeers, a jam packed issue for you to fight off the chill of those longer fall nights! As always, thank you so very much for stopping by to check out all the fine work we present each month, and we hope you keep coming back! Mike Lutz
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