Published by Palmetto Publishing, the anthology compiles three distinct narratives exploring the intersection of spiritual warfare and combat technology. Beyond the title story, which follows the discovery of an underground civilization, the collection features The King Maker, a tale about repurposing military software for civilian ends, and The Emerald Cup, set against the backdrop of the Battle of Okinawa.
Aaron Quigley Debuts Operation Agartha Collection
Dr. Shipwright leaves the rain-slicked streets of Portland for a supernatural conflict buried in declassified post-World War II records. This marks the opening of Operation Agartha, a new speculative fiction collection from Aaron Quigley that bridges the gap between historical military reality and ancient, hidden mythology.
Quigley aims to ground his speculative concepts in familiar history, drawing inspiration from legends passed down through generations. The author describes his focus as an exploration of inner space—a darkness designed to unsettle without relying on excessive violence. These stories target readers who enjoy the work of authors like Jeremy Robinson and James Rollins, specifically those interested in the psychological toll of prolonged conflict and the camaraderie formed under pressure. The collection is currently available through major retailers including Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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