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There is nothing else like it.
There are many doors into the Dodecet:
The Ballad Dodecet™
A faith-forward, radio-anchored, story-and-song universe —
not a franchise bolted on after the fact,
but a Transmedia Universe with a living portal into the real world.
It carries its own voice.
Its own music.
Its own theology.
Its own ministries.
Its own bookstores.
Its own broadcasts.
Its own people.
And if you step inside,
you’ll find that some of them are waiting for you in real life.
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A real preacher, writer, and broadcaster
A version of him appears insidethe novels.
His voice appears outside them — on WLMP, 66Books.tv, NightWhispers, The Fellowship of the Book, Sermons, and Devotionals, together with the poetry of Purple Robert.
His journeys, sermons, scars, humour, and miles travelled shape the Ballads.
He is one of the clearest points where the portal opens both ways.
The Ballad Dodecet™ is a twelve-book narrative universe — six interlocking Ballads and six documentary-style Fan-Books — spanning six nations and three decades. From the mist and peat of the Celtic North to the hollers and backroads of Appalachia, the Dodecet weaves a long story of grit, grace, judgment, contrition, consequence, and redemption, running from 1998 into the early 2030s.
Each Ballad stands alone. All twelve sing together — one epic song in twelve movements.
Six nations — Scotland, England, Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales, and North America
Six Ballads — six great storylines rooted in land, history, and bloodline
Six Fan-Books — archives of letters, diaries, clippings, case files, reports, poems, and songs
A real radio station, a real ministry, a real sound studio, and a real preacher–author whose life bleeds into the fiction. This is not an ordinary transmedia world.
It is a Transmedia Universe with a working portal into the real world —a bridge where things born in the books exist outside the books as well.
The foundation stone of the Dodecet is Instructional Fiction. We are building a whole ecosystem of narrative infrastructures — songs, sermons, radio broadcasts, character journals, devotionals —
that train perception, shape worldview, and offer spiritual formation through story. That is Instructional Fiction in the purest, modern sense.
Formally: Instructional Fiction is a narrative form that deliberately weaves teaching, spiritual formation, and practical wisdom into the story world — using plot, character, environment, music, and parallel materials —
to instruct the reader while immersing them in a fully developed fictional universe.
In The Ballad Dodecet:
The Ballads carry the lives — the fights, failures, faith, and fallout.
The Fan-Books carry the evidence — diaries, letters, prayers, police files, sermons, lyrics, scraps of truth and fuller character back stories.
Songs, devotionals, sermons, workbooks, and radio content run parallel to the novels, forming hearts as they entertain minds. It becomes a 30-year multimedia liturgy — story, sound, Scripture, and song, all working together over time.
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Inside the fiction, you’ll encounter:
Outside the fiction:
The line between fiction and reality is crossed deliberately, repeatedly, and meaningfully.
A real radio station, a real ministry, a real sound studio, and a real preacher–author whose life bleeds into the fiction. This is not an ordinary transmedia world.
It is a Transmedia Universe with a working portal into the real world —a bridge where things born in the books exist outside the books as well.
The Ballad Dodecet travels across:
Appalachian Kentucky and the wider American South
The Scottish Highlands, Islands, and coasts
The valleys of Wales
The lanes of Ireland
The parishes and borderlands of England and Northern Ireland
The land is never background. Every hill remembers. Every glen listens. Every holler keeps score.
Old sins, revivals, oaths, feuds, covenants, and secrets cling to the soil like fog — shaping the families who live upon it.
Across six nations and six Ballads, six shadows move beneath six songs.
All converging under one theological, artistic, and business vision.
At the sonic heart of the Dodecet is the radio station WLMP — We Love Mountain Praise, broadcasting at:
660WLMP.com (USA) - Kingdom.Rocks (UK)
It is both:
Inside the books:
It is a lifeline, a warning bell, a comfort, a soundtrack.
Outside the books:
It is a genuine ministry, broadcast hub, and sonic anchor.
WLMP / Kingdom.Rocks:
And yes — conspiracy theory meets theology in Tad Rex’s “Between the Wires”, where Appalachian paranoia, biblical prophecy, and cultural analysis collide.
Including: Prepper Pete's Pantry, Tad Rex, Letters from Pop-Pop, Weather from Charlie Skies, Legacy & Up To Date News, A Large Scotch (Folk Music from the Isles, Good Granny Healer (Appalachian folk Lord & Remedies), Poet of the Week Interview, Christian Countdown with John Parsons (rare Interviews with Radical Points of View) Night Whispers, Programs featuring-The Best of Dodcet Bands & Grouos, This Weeks Top 66, This weeks Top 20, Breadcrumbs, Bible Readings, Mid-Week Bible Studies, Sunday Sermons, & of course for the Kiddies & Wee ones, Jingle & ben & The Music Town Gang- ALL This and a whole lot more!
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Burning Lamp Books is the central bookstore — a place where characters browse, argue, read, and discover.
Outside the fictional universe:
This is one of the clearest portals in the entire transmedia system:
A fictional bookstore with a real-world front door.
A real publishing house with a fictional counterpart.
And the Burning Lamp Book Club— taking place Tuesday nights in-universe —
is also a real weekly reading group, hosted on:
Readers can follow along with the same books the characters discuss.
Including: Prepper Pete's Pantry, Tad Rex, Letters from Pop-Pop, Weather from Charlie Skies, Legacy & Up To Date News, A Large Scotch (Folk Music from the Isles, Good Granny Healer (Appalachian folk Lord & Remedies), Poet of the Week Interview, Christian Countdown with John Parsons (rare Interviews with Radical Points of View) Night Whispers, Programs featuring-The Best of Dodcet Bands & Grouos, This Weeks Top 66, This weeks Top 20, Breadcrumbs, Bible Readings, Mid-Week Bible Studies, Sunday Sermons, & of course for the Kiddies & Wee ones, Jingle & ben & The Music Town Gang- ALL This and a whole lot more!
Inside the story:
Choirs, quartets, misfits, worship leaders, Appalachian saints, and Celtic ghosts sing their songs.
Outside the story:
Mr Farrell’s Sound Parlour is a real studio producing:
If a song appears in the novels, chances are you can hear it in real life on WLMP.
The Ballads on the Page — The Music in the Air
Fiddlers, drifters, psalm-keepers, Highlands wanderers, back-row poets and front-row firebrands carry their tunes through glens and hollers. Their voices rise from kirk pews, campfires, barrooms, battlefields, sanctuaries, foxholes, and forgotten roads.
Mr Farrell’s Sound Parlour brings it all to life with:
• Soundtracks for every fictional singer and band
• Voice imaging for WLMP & Kingdom.Rocks
• Narrative scoring for the Ballads
• Character-driven monologues and radio skits
• Commercial spots and station IDs
• Full AI-assisted sessions with Infinite Takes™
If it’s sung, hummed, shouted, whispered, or prayed in the books,
you can likely hear it — alive and breathing — on WLMP and Kingdom.Rocks.
The 66 Books Ministry — Theology Crossing Into Lore
Inside the story:
The 66 Books Ministry appears as a presence, a voice, and sometimes a warning.
Outside the story:
66Books.tv is a real, functioning mission — preaching, teaching, and distributing Scripture globally.
This dual presence creates another bridge where readers can:
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