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Worm is a sprawling dark fantasy web novel created by Wildbow. The story follows Hogue, a young man who becomes entangled with a powerful, ancient entity known as the Worm. Its significance lies in its complex worldbuilding and challenging reinterpretation of superhero narratives. It’s primarily for...

Anton Webern’s Symphony Op. 21 is a significant modernist composition from 1928. The work employs twelve-tone serialism creating a distinctive pointillistic orchestral texture characterized by sparse instrumentation and fragmented melodic development. It's notable for its extreme brevity, lasting on...

“A Practical Guide to Evil is a web-novel series exploring a fantasy world governed by established narrative conventions. The story examines how deeply ingrained tropes—such as heroism and villainy—manifest physically, impacting characters and events. It’s intended for readers interested in subversi...

Twig is a biopunk web serial by John C. McCrae, who publishes fiction under the name Wildbow. Set in an alternate early twentieth century shaped by advanced biological engineering, it follows Sylvester and other experimentally created children used by an institution that produces living weapons and...

Legion of Nothing is a serialized superhero web novel by Gavin Kay that follows a teenager inheriting his grandfather's mantle in a world with realistic consequences.

"Pale" is an urban fantasy web serial by John C. McCrae, published under the pseudonym Wildbow, that began in 2020. It is set in the same universe as his earlier work "Pact," taking place in the fictional town of Kennet, Ontario. The story follows a trio of teenage girls—Verona, Lucy, and Avery—as t...

Ward is an English-language superhero web serial written by John C. McCrae under the name Wildbow and published beginning in 2017. It is a direct sequel to Worm, taking place after the catastrophic events that concluded that story, but it centers on Victoria Dallon and a new team of trauma-affected...

Caelum Lex is a completed science-fiction web serial written in three parts. The story follows the crew of the spaceship Dionysian as they try to remain afloat while free planets resist a powerful organization known as the Society; major characters include Leta Adler, a doctor, and the ship's captai...

The Spider's Web is a 1938 American mystery-action film serial released by Columbia Pictures in 15 chapters. It is based on The Spider, the pulp-fiction crimefighter published by Popular Publications, and stars Warren Hull as the hero, a wealthy man who operates behind a masked identity. The serial'...