The Feast of Wyrms and Witches

In a land unblessed by God and long forsaken by light, the earth groans with the stirrings of ancient wyrms—primordial beasts buried beneath soil blackened with sin. Amidst this desolation rises Eska, a scorned woman turned bloodwitch, condemned by her kin, reborn by curse and craving. Hers is a tale etched in bone, wrapped in shadow, and fed by the flesh of the innocent.The Feast of Wryms & Witches is a gorgeously grotesque epic of gothic horror, where dark erotica entwines with medieval myth, and desire is more monstrous than death. Bound to a demon born of the void, Eska’s body twists with forbidden power, her womb a cradle of things unspeakable. She walks nightmare forests where trees scream and soil remembers every corpse, hunting not just flesh, but dominion.Across five chapters of lush, lyrical prose, nightmarish beauty unfolds—orgiastic sabbaths of blood and bone, the mating of witch and abyss, and a feast to end all feasts. Wyrms rise, kingdoms fall, and beneath it all, a queen of ruin ascends, her throne carved from the skulls of saints and sinners alike.Drenched in violence, seduction, and dread, The Feast of Wryms & Witches is not for the faint-hearted. It is for those who hunger—for stories where the witch is not punished, but triumphant; where the monstrous is not slain, but crowned. Read more