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The one with * are done

Book 1*
Ch. 1: The Closet
Ch. 2: The Static in the Attic
Ch. 3: The Paperboy from 1954
Ch. 4: The Man Who Sold Shadows
Ch. 5: The Radio that Plays Tomorrow
Ch. 6: The Librarian’s Silence
Ch. 7: The Shadow in the Screen
Ch. 8: The Coldest Day in September
Ch. 9: The Substitute
Ch. 10: The Harvest King
Ch. 11: The Ghost in the Machine
Ch. 12: The Midnight Clock

Book 2*
Ch. 13: The Low-Budget Apocalypse
Ch. 14: The Great Soda Storm
Ch. 15: The Refuse-O-Ray Heist
Ch. 16: The Mansion of Echoes
Ch. 17: The Frequency of Fear
Ch. 18: The Diamond Heist
Ch. 19: The Frozen Minute
Ch. 20: The Dream-Walkers
Ch. 21: The Infinite Index
Ch. 22: The Ice-Queen’s Ransom
Ch. 23: The Night of the Woolworth Warriors
Ch. 24: The Emergency Broadcast


Book 3*
Ch. 25: The Quiet Room
Ch. 26: The Editorial Error
Ch. 27: The Narrative Breach
Ch. 28: The Grounded Circuit
Ch. 29: The Pressure Point
Ch. 30: Trash Day Treachery
Ch. 31: The Final Notice
Ch. 32: The Silent Syllabus
Ch. 33: Into the Meat-Base
Ch. 34: The New Volume
Ch. 35: Telephone Line
Ch. 36: The Clockwork Fever


Book 4*
Ch. 37: The Blueprint Paradox
Ch. 38: The Attic Sanctuary
Ch. 39: The Ghost in the Shaft
Ch. 40: The Ghost Signals of Miller’s Ridge
Ch. 41: The Baron’s Costume Party
Ch. 42: Quiz Night Terror
Ch. 43: The Bells of Carcosa
Ch. 44: The Forgotten Cemetery Beneath the Cornfields
Ch. 45: The Static on Channel 37
Ch. 46: Attack of the 10-Cent Terrors
Ch. 47: The Haunted Ham Radio
Ch. 48: The Lead-Foot Larceny

Book 5
Ch. 49: The Legend of Momo
Ch. 50: The Hallway Gauntlet
Ch. 51: The Merit System
Ch. 52: The Junkyard Jumble
Ch. 53: The Fog of Whitechapel
Ch. 54: The Spotlight Snatcher
Ch. 55: The Deep-Sea Signal
Ch. 56: The 1955 Frequency
Ch. 57: The North Side Heart-Trap
Ch. 58: The Shadow of the Destroyer
Ch. 59: Director’s Cut
Ch. 60: The Scrap-Heap Scuffle

Book 6
Ch. 61: The Resonant Wish
Ch. 62: Jorōgumo Forest
Ch. 63: Room 326
Ch. 64: One Summer Dream
Ch. 65: The Thing in the Window
Ch. 66: The December Static
Ch. 67: The Hidden Valley
Ch. 68: Fox Smith and the Haunted Grain Silo
Ch. 69: The Case of the Vanishing Principal
Ch. 70: The Secret of the Taylorville Train Bridge
Ch. 71: Fox Smith and the Junkyard Family
Ch. 72: The Mystery of the Library Basement Door

Book 7
Ch. 73: Dimensions Unbound - The Chase
Ch. 74: Dimensions Unbound - The Russian Revolution
Ch. 75: Dimensions Unbound - The Forest People
Ch. 76: Dimensions Unbound - Deston 4
Ch. 77: Dimensions Unbound - Robot War
Ch. 78 Dimensions Unbound - Terror of the Living Dead
Ch. 79: Dimensions Unbound - The Twin Dilemma
Ch. 80: The Last VHS Tape
Ch. 81: Fox Smith and the Ghosts of the Midwest
Ch. 82: The Empty Booth
Ch. 83: The Boy on the Bicycle
Ch. 84: The Lost Broadcast

Book 8
Ch. 85: Dimensions Unbound - After Glow
Ch. 86: Dimensions Unbound - The Beast Within
Ch. 87: Dimensions Unbound - The Cartographer's Walk
Ch. 88: Dimensions Unbound - Going to the Fair
Ch. 89: The Scholarship
Ch. 90 — The Argyre Building
[*]Ch. 91 — The Snow Globe
[*]Ch. 92 — The Music in the Cornfield
[*]Ch. 93 — The Sleeping House
[*]Ch. 94 — The Long Way Home
[*]Ch. 95 — The Missing Hour
[*]Ch. 96 — The Scarecrow
[*]Ch. 97 — The Elevator at Woolworth's

Book three is now available on Royal Road. Next week it will be available on Wattpad. 
This week Book ONE will be available on Amazon

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Norman Trask paints the girl from his dreams. Every day. Every canvas. Honey-blond hair, yellow eyes, a lace dress — a child who is older than anything.
She speaks to him in static and dreams. She tells him: you feel what you choose to feel. You love what you choose to love.
So Norman builds her a house, stroke by stroke — a porch, a garden, soft yellow curtains. A home for the two of them. And when the dreams start bleeding into his waking life, when the streetlamps flicker and the static calls, Norman follows the pull down a road that wasn't there, to the end of the road, to her.
But the girl in his paintings isn't the Yellow Queen. And the Queen doesn't choose.
She only collects.

An Open Invitation: Create in My Universe

If you've ever wanted to write your own stories — or draw your own comic books — with Fox Smith, Nathan, Andrew, Michael, Count Outrageous, or anyone else from the series, you have my blessing.
Publish them wherever you like, commercial or not. That part doesn't matter to me. I ask only one thing: follow canon.
Respect what's been established — the characters as they are, the Hub and how it works, the events of the stories.
The universe has rules, and as long as you honor them, it's yours to play in too. 

My cousin H. P. Lovecraft did it this way with his mythos, and I'm doing it this way with mine.

The Hub has infinite doors. Come on in. 

— Todd E Daugherty

How Dimensions Unbound Came to Be


Dimensions Unbound originally began in 1983 under the title Parallel Worlds. The original premise was simple: a teenage boy moves into a new house and discovers a mysterious box in his basement that transports him to alternate realities.
A few days after I started writing, my friends Brad and Todd came over. They asked where I had been hiding, since they hadn't seen me in a while. I told them I’d been working on a new story and handed Todd the manuscript—warning him it was just a rough draft that still needed spelling and grammar fixes.


After finishing it, Todd looked up and asked, "Well, where are we in it?"
When I told him they weren't in the story, he smirked and said, "Well, some friend you are."
I promised to rewrite it to include them. I shifted the setting to a run-down shack just outside of town and swapped the basement box for an outhouse. Why an outhouse? Because, as I told my friends, "That's what you actually see around here—and nobody would ever expect one to be massive on the inside."


A week later, they asked if we could bring another friend into the narrative. I agreed immediately—the three-character dynamic felt incomplete, and adding a fourth gave us the perfect group.
Over time, the title evolved from Parallel Worlds to The Time Box, then The Box of Time, before finally becoming Dimensions Unbound. As the years went on and we all went our separate ways, I decided to rename the characters, so they no longer reflected real people. That is how Nathan Brooks, Andrew Brooks, and Michael King were born.