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A Cosmic Horror Novella by D. William Graves
Seams of the Infinite
On June 12, 1970, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Dock Ellis threw a no-hitter while under the influence of LSD.
That is the story history remembers.
This is not that story.
What is Seams of the Infinite?
In Seams of the Infinite, the acid does not cloud reality. It tears it open.
What begins as a historic baseball game becomes a descent into a hidden world lurking just beyond ordinary perception. Strange figures stand where umpires should be. Faces appear where no faces belong. Shadows gather at the edges of the diamond. The crowd watches a game, unaware that something ancient and unknowable has fixed its attention on the field.
As Dock struggles to separate hallucination from truth, he finds himself confronting visions tied not only to the game, but to the deeper wounds of America itself. Racial injustice, violence, memory, and forgotten histories emerge from behind the curtain, revealing a reality far stranger than the one recorded in the box score.
Drawing inspiration from the cosmic dread of H.P. Lovecraft, the social commentary of The Twilight Zone, and the hidden-reality paranoia of They Live, Seams of the Infinite transforms one of baseball's most famous moments into a dark journey through alternate history and existential horror.
The no-hitter happened.
The game happened.
Everything else was hidden between the seams.
From the Dark Archives of D. William Graves
D. William Graves is a Tennessee author, independent publisher, and lifelong baseball fan. He is the founder of Lacandon Jungle Press, an independent publisher specializing in horror, mystery, and dark fiction, and operates a small bookstore where he spends as much time talking about books as he does selling them.
His fiction explores the places where history, folklore, mystery, and horror intersect. His debut novel, Seams of the Infinite, blends cosmic horror, alternate history, and one of baseball's most famous games into a story that asks what might be lurking just beyond our understanding of reality.
When he isn't writing, Graves can usually be found working with authors through Lacandon Jungle Press or following the fortunes of the Nashville Sounds, the Milwaukee Brewers, and the Navegantes del Magallanes.
He lives in Tennessee and is currently at work on future stories of horror, mystery, and the strange things that hide in plain sight.
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