the MIDNIGHT ATLAS: Volume I: Signals from Unknown

Signals from the Unknown have been received. The question is whether they were meant for us.In the first volume of The Midnight Atlas, abandoned relay stations continue broadcasting in the voices of the dead. A numbers station reads names no one has yet reported missing. Blindfolded test subjects draw the same impossible tower. A cartographer discovers an island erased from every modern chart, while an astronomical survey finds a darkness that does not occupy the sky so much as the act of looking into it.Presented as recovered station logs, classified dossiers, interview transcripts, field journals, technical diagrams, fictional advertisements, and damaged archival records, Signals from the Unknown blends cosmic horror, conspiracy fiction, retro science fiction, occult mystery, and bureaucratic dread.Inside the archive: - The Last Broadcast from Kestrel Station- The Thirteenth Numbers Station- Project Far Window- The Man Who Dreamed in Coordinates- The Forgery Department- The Island on No Map- The Paper Enemy- The Archive Under Mile Marker 113- The Black Orbit Files- Classified Dossier: BLACK VEIL- The Ministry of Missing HoursAlso included are microfiction transmissions, impossible equipment advertisements, recovered diagrams, an illustrated inventory of anomalous devices, and a cipher puzzle connected to the continuing Signal 11-13 mystery.No single document explains the pattern.Several appear to contradict one another.A number will recur.Read carefully-and when the final page goes quiet, listen to the room.