Diary of the Displaced Books in Order

Dying in Angelward Hospital, Reginald Weldon recounts encounters with impossible places and terrifying beings. His strange memories leave open whether he has witnessed another reality or built a lifetime of stories around things he cannot explain.

James Halldon escapes the Corridor with DogThing and Rudy Adler, only to enter a harsh, sunlit world with dangers of its own. Recovering his memories becomes more urgent as old horrors follow and a mysterious hunter approaches.

James Halldon wakes in a dark landscape of endless rubbish with no memory of arriving. With no food, water, or daylight, he records his attempts to survive while unseen creatures growl somewhere beyond his reach.

In 1926, Joseph Dean is contemplating suicide when a stranger enters a cafe and offers him an extraordinary journey. Passing through a doorway into another world, Joseph begins searching for an object lost two centuries earlier.

Trapped on a ledge in the Corridor, James Halldon faces a broken bridge, a closed portal, and enemies pursuing his stolen weapons. With his companions scattered and creatures below, he must find a way out of the darkness.

Connor Halldon receives a message his mother left on the day she supposedly died in combat. Doubting the official account, he follows her trail across strange worlds while the Resistance pursues him and threatens his search for answers.

Connor leaves the Corridor and follows his great-grandfather James Halldon's diary toward Riverfall. The ruined city has changed since those accounts were written, forcing him to question whether the journal can still guide him safely through its dangers.

Guided by GreyFoot, Connor follows the trail of James Halldon and DogThing toward a place that may hold answers. Knowing where to go does not prepare him for what awaits, or the risks of trying to change the future.