Aftermath Hub

Stories About What Happens Later

Forgotten Appendices

What happens after the containment procedures are published

Lucky Number 7s

1. Tears of a Neon God
2. God-Knows-Where
3. Outrun
4. What Is There To Do With A Pot Of Gold?

Additional Addenda

• Monochrome
• Rocks and Trees Are Not Good Company
• Pink Cracks In A Digital Wall
• You Have 18 Unread Messages
• Attempts To Salvage Thought

Retirement Parties

What do people do when they have nothing to do

• The Tombstone of Alto Clef
• Numbers, Like Stories, Never Die
• A Failed Two Weeks Notice
• A Eulogy In 11/8 Time
• It's A Nice Day Out

+ How To Contribute

This is not a canon, so there's no established setting or timeline. However, there are some rules of thumb to tale into account when attempting to write an Aftermath story:

1. Forgotten Appendices tales should work as an epilogue that only relies on the referenced SCP for context. Being heavily reliant on that article is fine, but it should require nothing else to work.
2. Forgotten Appendices tales should link to their reference SCP somewhere in the article.
3. Retirement Party tales should be about closing out the relationship the character has to the SCP Universe. It is supposed to operate as a bookend.

In addition to these, if you want to follow the general form and style of previous Aftermath stories, I recommend:

• Keeping the story relatively character-focussed, even if its an SCP follow up.
• Maintaining a more reflective or somber mood. That doesn't mean your story can't be happy, but very few of these are comedic or particularly action-packed.

Happy writing!

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