Cthulhu in the Deep South

["Kirk Battle and Alex Murray use \"Tentacle Talk - DUI or Don't We?\" to trace the U.S.

Kirk Battle says These Hallowed Halls is an eight-year historical-fiction project about the founding of Sewanee, and he pairs it with Cthulhu and the Deep South as a sister book turned into free podcast audiobooks.

Cthulhu in the Deep South's Tentacle Talk - Why do we Flush?

Kirk Battle's Book 6 author's notes trace Cthulhu in the Deep South through Harriet Wilson, Harriet Jacobs, Elizabeth Keckley, and Charles Chestnut.

A narrator recounts the mysterious events surrounding Mom Ruth and the Wadham House to two lawyers after a trial.

A woman returns to her childhood cabin in the South, haunted by a terrifying dream of falling into the ocean, and discusses finding work in Charleston with her companion Grace.

"I eat people," Miss Wadham tells Roland Levesque before agreeing to the trip to Carcosa.

A root doctor returns to Charleston on a steamer, reflecting on his past and the changes ahead.

Author Kirk Battle discusses the inspiration and writing process behind Book 5 of Cthulhu and the Deep South, heavily influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic and House of Leaves.

Brian Murphy discusses his father's perspective on Cthulhu as a metaphor for death and the loss of control in aging, leading into a conversation about the March of Cthulhu.

A casual, alcohol-fueled interview preview with the creators of Cthulhu in the Deep South, discussing the series and upcoming book five.