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Cold Wake is a maritime horror anthology where each episode is a self-contained voyage into the black Atlantic. Luna stands on the deck of a North Atlantic trawler, the sodium light casting long shadows as she tells stories of fishermen who haul up things that should never be caught — sentient knots of net, voices from the deep that answer questions no one asked, and wrecks that refuse to stay on the seafloor. The register is salt-crusted and whispered: the slow creak of a hull, the distant foghorn, the shock of cold water on skin. These are tales of isolation, of men who have seen too much darkness beyond the horizon, of creatures that wear the shape of scavenged souls. Every episode is a standalone story, but all are bound by the same icy ocean and Luna's steady, intimate narration — as if she's beside you in the dark, pointing a trembling finger at something just out of sight. There is no rescue here, only the tide pulling you under.#MaritimeHorror #DeepSeaHorror #OceanHorror #Nort
Fexingo hosts Cold Wake — Fexingo Horror, a fiction show with 86 episodes published.
October, just past midnight. A retired fisherman named Elias lives alone in a cottage at Grey Gull Point, Maine. For weeks, he's been hearing a hymn sung by a single voice from the water—a woman's soprano, clear and cold
Luna tells the story of Elias, a fisherman from the quiet coastal town of Cold Harbor, Maine, who discovered a massive anchor in the shallows one autumn night—unattached to any ship. What started as a curiosity became an
Winter, 1987. I spent a week on Mistake Island — a scrap of rock off the Maine coast — helping a retired lighthouse keeper named August inventory the old fog bell station. The bell had been decommissioned and shipped to
Late November, a night so thick with fog you could taste the salt. Luna sits in the keeper’s cottage at Hardscrabble Point, Maine, with a woman named Elara. Her husband’s trawler went down three weeks ago. Now, every nig
On a cold November night in 1997, Luna hears a story from an old fisherman in Dunn's Harbor, Maine. Martha Coyle, a solitary fisherwoman, hauled her net one last time before winter. But the net came up heavy—not with fis
September fog rolls thick over the Gulf of Maine, and Luna is alone on the deck of the trawler when she hears a voice—her own name, spoken from the water. Leaning over the rail, she sees a woman's face floating just belo
Luna recalls a night in late October, 2019, on the deck of the Cynthia Marie, thirty miles off Grayhook Bank. The trawler's net snagged something heavy — not a rock, not a wreck, not a whale. The captain, a woman named E
Luna sits on the deck of the North Atlantic trawler *Persephone* at two in the morning, a half-mile off the coast of a town called Stillwater Bend. She tells the story of a woman she met there six years ago—a woman named
Off Grayhook Bank, November 2009, the trawler Mary Ellen picked up a sonar return that looked like a church spire rising from the mud. The skipper, a man named Harlan Corbitt, spent three hours circling that patch of wat
In the winter of 1998, on the frozen pier of Little Rest, Maine, Luna heard a story from a woman named Elara who kept a trawl net in her cellar. The net was old, its twine black with age, and it seemed to catch things th
On a dead-calm night in October of 2019, Luna sat in a diner outside the town of Stillwater, Minnesota, waiting out a storm that never came. A man named Harlan walked in smelling of wet wool and diesel, and told her abou
It was late October in Port Rennie, a fishing town on the Maine coast that doesn't bother with tourists after Labor Day. Luna's neighbor, an old lobsterman named Caleb Tarr, started hauling traps that came up wrong — not
On a still September night in 1987, on the tidal flats of Fiddler's Reach, Maine, a woman named Hilda Oakes watched a rope rise from the mud. Not driftwood. Not a mooring line. A new, dry rope, coiled as if placed by a c
September 1998, just north of Grayling, Michigan, on a narrow two-lane bridge over Salt Run Creek. Luna’s cousin Ellie was the one who found the knots—fisherman’s bends tied in orange nylon rope, looped around the bridge
October 2023. A woman named Etta takes a seasonal job at a derelict lighthouse on a narrow spit of sand off the Virginia coast. The lantern hasn't been lit in forty years. Her only company is a silent keeper named Morrow
When Luna's trawler pulls into Scarwater Cove for repairs, an old fisherman named Kellner tells her about the rope he found tangled in his propeller last winter — a rope that was still warm, still wet, and still tied to
September 2023, on a long beach south of Astoria, Oregon, where the waves pull back to reveal a rope that wasn't there the day before. A retired crabber named Ellis Copley spends six nights walking the same stretch, watc
Luna tells the story of a late October night in 1993 on the coast of Maine, where a retired fisherman named Ellis Carver saw a light moving across the water long after the last boat had come in. The light did not blink.
Luna recounts a night in late October 1997, when she walked the tide line at Dunmore Beach, Rhode Island, and met a woman who was not supposed to be there. The woman wore a blue dress soaked through, and she pointed at s
January stretches on past endurance in the town of Kettle Hole, a rutted road and a boarded-up diner at the edge of a frozen bog. The cold sits so deep the ground cracks. Luna's friend Ellie, a wildlife photographer, goe
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