The latest additions to the publisher's catalog aim to ground the season’s appetite for horror in real-world investigations. NYPD Sergeant Mike Codella leads the new releases with The Evil that Walked New York, a candid account of his career tracking cults and criminal activity within the city. Meanwhile, David Crawford’s A Manual for the Dead offers a personal, theological reflection on near-death experiences and spiritual deception, and Richard Syrett’s Tales from the Rock and Roll Twilight Zone examines the mysterious deaths and symbolic agendas often overlooked in mainstream music history.

Alongside these debuts, TrineDay is highlighting three backlist favorites that delve into the paranormal and systemic corruption. These include T. C. Elliott’s investigation into the 1912 ax-man murders in Axes of Evil, Matthew Vaughn’s exploration of high strangeness in My Cosmic Trigger, and Mark Harris’s account of battling institutional abuse in Houses of the Holy. Founded in 2002 by Kris Millegan, the publishing house remains dedicated to distributing research that challenges conventional historical narratives.