The Infernal Twins: A Series of Divine Miscommunications

 Every family has its problems. Some argue about chores. Some argue about money.

And some — if they happen to live in the underworld — argue about theology, prophecy, and the occasional cosmic misunderstanding.

This cycle began as a simple idea:

What if the divine and the infernal weren’t enemies, but a dysfunctional family trying to manage eternity without a handbook?

Styx and Stonez arrived first — bickering, brilliant, and impossible to ignore. One burns hot, the other thinks too much, and together they navigate the Nine Circles with the weary competence of middle managers in a collapsing bureaucracy.

From there, the stories deepened. Styx demanded her own stage. Stonez whispered his way into a quieter, stranger meditation. And the world around them — the gods, the mortals, the myths — revealed itself as a place where truth and satire share the same breath.

This omnibus collects all three works in the order they were meant to be read.

A confession.

A meditation.

Three angles on one divine miscommunication.

Whether you’re here for the humor, the theology, the myth, or the mischief, welcome. The

twins have been waiting.