Moving forward...
It's hard to believe, but Season Three is upon us! The first episode, Allhallowtide: Part I, will drop on June 5, 2026, and even before that, Seventh Circle Volume Two: Return (collecting all of Season Two, plus some extra short stories) will be available to buy in all its paperback glory. Seventh Circle Volume One: Rebirth (collecting all of Season One plus benefits) is already available on Amazon.
What is Seventh Circle?
Good question. To put it simply, Seventh Circle is a serialized story I've been working on for several years as a standalone sequel to Erogrendel. But Seventh Circle is unique in its format: unlike serialized novels of the past such as Dune or The Phantom of the Opera, Seventh Circle is not meant to encompass a novel-length story in several parts; rather, this new format I hope will someday catch on involves weekly "episodes" consisting of roughly 5,000 words each, collected into "seasons" of 25 to 30 episodes, separated by a few-month break. Although each season amounts to roughly the length of a novel (and will be published in an omnibus form), they aren't novels per se: each episode includes a recap and a new establishing of plotline, closer to an episode of TV than a chapter in a book. In fact, the entire format is similar to that of a TV show, what with the season/episode structure.
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Season one of Seventh Circle began on May 31, 2024, and concluded on December 27 of the same year. The entirety of season one will be collected in the omnibus Seventh Circle Volume One: Rebirth, available on Amazon in early 2025.
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Starting with episode one on May 30, 2025, season two of Seventh Circle will be releasing every Friday, rounding out in December. Seventh Circle Volume Two (subtitle pending) will be available for purchase in early 2026, and season three will begin in summer of that year. Weekly issues of Seventh Circle are available to Patrons on all tiers of my Patreon – as well as the entire backlog – but for those non-Patrons, each issue will be available to buy in PDF format at the lowest price Patreon will allow. For the $10 tier and above, a physical copy of the omnibus will be sent out every April.
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Oh and – no, you don't have to have read Erogrendel to understand Seventh Circle. All you need to know is that Seventh Circle was a low-level nonprofit paranormal investigation agency in Boston, and that during the events of Erogrendel...well...you'll see.
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TL;DR – Imagine the Scooby-Doo kids are thrown into the universe of The X-Files and have to find the truths of the paranormal while struggling to pay rent.