About X66

X66 is a growing fictional Storverse documenting contact with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) and the next phase of human evolution.

The X66 Storyverse encompasses this archive of fragments—texts, images, and transmissions—and most importantly, "Archive 1," a series of six novels being released through 2027 as well as video adaptations being continually created throughout 2026 and beyond. The first chapter of the Storyverse is "Erase My Head," which exists as a novel available on Amazon, and as an animated series with episodes available right here on this website.

X66 is also an experiment in AI-assisted storytelling. Generative tools make it possible for a single creator to operate what once required an entire studio—developing characters, environments, and cinematic narratives inside a unified science-fiction universe. These technologies make ambitious visual storytelling more accessible and allow the entire project to be produced by a solo creator.

X66 is created by, Jan Carson Weatherby, an independent filmmaker and media producer working at the intersection of science, storytelling, and the UAP disclosure movement. His work with The Sol Foundation (Peter Skafish, Garry Nolan) and Archives of the Impossible (Jeffrey Kripal, Karin Austin) engages directly with real-world research into non-human intelligence. X66 carries that signal forward—translating emerging ideas about contact and consciousness into a fictional archive of humanity’s next phase.

Artificial intelligence does not replace authorship in X66; it extends it. The stories, characters, and mythology are written and directed by a human creator, while generative tools function as the digital instruments used to bring the archive to life.

Subscription grants Full Access to the Archive and weekly transmissions as new material emerges. Your support sustains the Archive and keeps the X66 Signal alive.

Learn more:

X66 Books: https://archive.x66.media/x66-books/

Statement on the use of AI: https://archive.x66.media/x66-statement-of-intent-and-use-of-artificial-intelligence/

Statement on the visual style of X66: https://archive.x66.media/the-aesthetics-of-imperfection-visual-style-in-x66/