The Archivist

In the case of X66, those limitations are not merely tolerated—they are embraced. They encourage improvisation, invite reinterpretation, and open new directions for visual storytelling.

Portsmouth, NH — March 7, 2026 — Independent creator Jan Carson Weatherby today announced the premiere of Erase My Head, a new science-fiction micro-drama series launching on YouTube and across social media as part of the larger X66 Storyverse. Adapted from the opening novel of the six-book X66 saga, Erase My Head

Across more than seventy short episodes released throughout 2026, Erase My Head unfolds as an experiment in long-form narrative storytelling produced by a single creator.

As Hala began to sing, the room settled into coherence. Her voice filled the space without strain, low and commanding, textured with age and indulgence. The acoustics embraced her. The audience leaned forward as one organism.

He remembers the sound first—the hollow metallic patience of it—then a man pacing, then nothing. The memory does not unfold. It flashes. A single frame misfiled in the wrong city.

“You stood right there,” I told him, pointing at the kitchen doorway. “Barefoot. Shirt inside out. You kept saying you’d figured it out and that nobody was listening because we were too close to hear.”