The Gothic Rainbow is a 190,000-word fictional vampire novel. Focused upon more dreary chasms of the human condition, the story is set in a dark, faerie-punk version of the modern-day underground nightclub scene and is the beginning volume in the Vampire Noctuaries Duology. (The concluding volume, entitled "Annwn's Maelstrom Festival," is not yet available.) With a bit of surreal embellishment to enrich the tale, this novel was inspired by the parties, the places, the people and the atmosphere encompassing the authors exposure to several years of the gothic/industrial counterculture.

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The Unseelie Court is a fictional short film with an odd and unusual plot, very much in the tradition of an old Twilight Zone episode. Written, produced, directed and edited by Eric Muss-Barnes, principal photography was shot over the course of 3 days, all at one location. The cinematographer was Jason J. Tomaric of Quantus Pictures. The First AD was Chad J. Kapper from StoneKap Productions. Shot on a JVC DV-500 MiniDV camera, the movie was edited on a Macintosh G4 using Final Cut Pro. The score for the actual movie was composed by Pipe Choir - the first artist to ever produce any video work with Dreamdancer Motion Pictures.