My feet felt as if they were made of lead as I lifted them to walk around the island of Myst again. The utter silence pushed the quiet island further into a landslide of isolation. I was far past my fascination with the gadgets and brain-teasing puzzles, past the interest for the five ages available to me. It was a desolate, lonesome wasteland with no signs of humanity.

After the rest of the D'ni were relocated to Releeshan, a young woman asks to be allowed to use Myst Island, the Damaged Ages attached to them and Atrus' discarded lesson worlds for the purposes of editing out the damage, expanding those ages into actual worlds and future development.

Re:#Myst25 here is a strand-alone side quests of my sprawling Myst Fanfic. Action starts in Jergan's 3rd age and ends in Ethadainakhasa, with many brief stops in Barnum, and one aftermath scene in T'lithra. This isn't about a D'ni, but several of their hired hands freeing Toda, a wrongful convict, from a corrupt local government, and the life she builds for herself in another age.

In his imprisonment, Atrus receives letters from the library of all possible books. [For laughingpineapple in Trick or Treat 2017.]

Twenty years after finding the book that would change their lives, four friends are drawn into another conspiracy, this one more sinister than any they've encountered yet, as they find themselves caught between an old friend and and old enemy. Spoilers, moderate suggestive themes, mild violence and slight coarse language.

The stranger's musings. Drabble.

Travelling through countless ages to no benefit of your own takes dedication, constitution, and maybe a little bit of manipulation on Atrus' part. A look at the stranger's thoughts about our favorite bespectacled author.

Oneshot about Yeesha's lost years in D'ni, mostly based on EoA. In Hungarian, but I'm already translating it, so soon will be up in English.

A fanfic I wrote a few years ago inspired by the Myst novels. When the hopeful chance of returning to D'ni is revealed, so are its demons.

The Stranger spent three weeks on Myst before Linking to Riven. Here's what they got up to.

It's been ten years since they found the book in the desert, and a recent arrival has distracted four friends from other matters. But a visit from an old friend looks set to change all that, forcing them into a world in which to survive, they are forced to learn. Spoilers, minor suggestive themes and mild violence.

This adaptation of the last chapter and epilogue of The Book of Atrus is based on Poe's "The Raven".

Book of Atrus missing scene. Taking place just after Gehn and Atrus had an argument about the Art in K'veer and Gehn burnt Age 37. (I wrote this for the Spokane Mysterium Convention book of 2014. And because sometimes I have Gehn feels.)

The ending has still not been written... and it never will... See the story of Myst through the eyes of a young woman name Melody as she finds adventure, friendship, tragedy and possibly love.

Saaipiriya, the Stranger, visits Atrus who wanted to show her Releeshan, but an intruder suddenly appears, sets the room on fire and steals the linking book. First Saaipiriya saves her life by linking to J'nanin behind the thief and runs after him to get Releeshan and give it back to Atrus... But soon she can't determine if she still just wants the book...

After numerous plays of my copy of Myst IV: Revelation, it bothered me that so much architectural beauty on the Age of Spire had gone to waste. I really can't believe Atrus saying that it was never inhabited, so this story explains a possible past for that Age, before Atrus or Sirrus ever Linked there.

What if there had been a third brother? Here his name is Kedri, and he is the narrator of this story. POV Original Character. Part of a bigger piece. Intentionally vague for the moment.

After their return home through the Star Fissure, four friends have ten years of comparative peace before their unexpected return to the hectic D'ni universes. But just how do you spend ten years of relative peace after returning from a world like Riven? Moderate suggestive themes.

A collection of one-shots featuring Achenar, set mostly during his time on Haven, but probably with some from his younger years. Focuses on inner-struggles, survival, and redemption.

Five months after finding their mysterious host, four friends are thrown into another strange world, this one far more dangerous than anything they have faced before, with only their wits and a small green book to arm them. Spoilers, moderate suggestive themes and mild violence.

Alright, two things: 1) Yes, this contains OCs, so don't complain if you don't know the characters! 2) This also contains made-up words (and I won't reveal why) but if you come across a word you don't know, you either need to replay the games or I just made it up. Happy Reading!

The story of the Stranger from the Myst series

When two young lovers find an ancient book buried in the desert, they are thrust into a world they could never have imagined. But it is not long before they discover that there is more to this than meets the eye. Spoilers and minor suggestive themes.

According to an old prophecy, Yeesha's daughter will live in a time of peace. While that is true, her daughter sees a dark future in store for their people.

As Achenar works through the tasks left for him by his father on Voltaic, he begins hearing voices that belong to impossible people. An old piece from 2010.