Instantly engaging. Talented storytelling, very simply put…paints a vivid picture in the listener’s mind. Thank you sincerely for this. Sets me right back in that endless and ancient Kentucky wilderness I knew as a kid. Where everything was true and possible

Wondering what took me so long to find this podcast. I’ve heard them all, over 200 horror podcasts. Quite simply one of the best productions out there, if not the best. Not hyperbole.

Well written with minimal voice acting. A man reading his spooky stories. Two thumbs up

I love KnifePoint, but this one is also amazing. With an eerie feel and excellent story telling. I listen between these 2 podcasts throughout the night. More people need to know about Stygian Saga!

By far, Best in Category! Took over as my #1 binge over kph. These sagas are such a gem you are lucky to have found.

Wow … Kryder Van Buskirk is ONE TALENTED DUDE. His writing is both eloquent and “pedestrian”, so that most everyone will hear it with an enjoyable ear - which leads me to his excellent narration: Kryder has a great voice for reading his works, and he has an innate skill for reading aloud (and as EVERYBODY remembers from school or adult classes of any kind, there’s a good 90% of us who cannot read aloud to save our lives). And when you add those two simple, yet VITAL, key points in Kryder’s “Stygian …” podcast, with his breathtaking collection of episodes - from twisted horror (yet believable in today’s tragic, catastrophic landscape), dark fantasy, modern-day science-fiction, and even MORE horror: whether it’s surreal, or gothic, or Hitchcockian, or straight up terror… This is a horror anthology podcast that might actually be good enough to sit alongside Soren Narnia’s “Knifepoint …” - the more episodes I hear, the more of a fan I become.

So glad I discovered these stories. Excellent plots with superb narration.