U.S. Marine Corps Veteran W.W. Mitchell Launches Haunting Horror-Fantasy Novel 'Cataclysm Kin'

U.S. Marine Corps veteran W.W. Mitchell is set to release his debut novel, 'Cataclysm Kin', on July 15th, 2025, a horror-fantasy that weaves together mythology, psychological depth, and apocalyptic tension. This novel is the first in a planned seven-book saga, introducing readers to a world where celestial sisters Edith and Bethany face a reckoning that could collapse realms. The story explores themes of divine trauma, ancient wrath, and the fine line between salvation and devastation, set against a backdrop of a world under siege by otherworldly creatures.

Mitchell's personal journey adds a compelling layer to the narrative of 'Cataclysm Kin'. After serving in the Marine Corps and traveling the world, Mitchell faced homelessness and battled depression and alcoholism in Chicago. It was during this period that the future of his writing career hung in the balance. 'I almost gave it up,' Mitchell admits, but writing became his anchor, reminding him of his worth and potential. Today, Mitchell is not only an author but also the founder of Trigonic Press, the indie publisher behind 'Cataclysm Kin', and is expanding his creative vision into multimedia storytelling.

Trigonic Press is more than a publishing house; it's a production company with ambitious plans. A limited series pilot for 'Cataclysm Kin' is in early development, and Mitchell's second novel, 'The Legend of Sky City', is in pre-production for a feature film. Mitchell's approach to storytelling is about blending genres boldly and creating characters that resonate on a deeply human level. 'I love building worlds,' says Mitchell, emphasizing his commitment to stories that combine cosmic terror with raw emotion and the redemptive power of creation.

'Cataclysm Kin' represents a bold new literary universe, one that promises to captivate readers with its blend of blood, betrayal, and beauty. The novel will be available in paperback, hardcover, and ebook formats, marking the beginning of what Mitchell describes as 'just the beginning' of a larger narrative journey. For more information, visit https://www.trigonicmedia.com.