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How to Get Started Writing Your Own Occult Detective Novel: A Beginner’s Guide
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Do you love a good mystery with a supernatural twist? Are you a fan of paranormal sleuths who battle dark forces while uncovering hidden truths? If so, you may be excited to dive into writing your own occult detective novel. This unique genre blends the thrill of crime-solving with eerie,…
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“Ghosts, Ghouls, and Gumshoes: The Wonderful World of Occult Detectives”
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The occult detective novel is a delightful mashup of classic detective work and spine-tingling supernatural intrigue. Imagine Sherlock Holmes, but instead of deciphering footprints and tobacco ash, he’s outsmarting ghosts, outwitting vampires, and wrestling with demons. This genre has captivated readers for over a century, blending the cerebral thrill of…
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Black Days, Epilogue: “Thank You’s Aren’t Necessary”
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Go to: Table of Contents “I’d knew you’d show up again. Just my damn luck.” “Language, Abe, language.” Silas crossed the office and sat down. “A man your age should know better.” Peter Abernathy harrumphed and crossed his arms over his chest. His spectacles glinted as he looked…
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Black Days, Chapter 20: “Hannah Finishes the Story”
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Go to: Table of Contents Hannah was floating. Everything was black, save a trickle of light, far below her. Somewhere, far away, she heard a voice. Something else was in the darkness. She felt it try to touch her. Its anger was like a rolling tide. Rising higher and higher,…
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Black Days, Chapter 19: “A Long-Awaited Story”
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Go to: Table of Contents “We’ve been that way already.” “I know, I just wanted to look again,” Silas said. “We’re getting nowhere,” Lang said. “Five more minutes and we’re pulling out.” “Don’t be ridiculous,” he said. “The way back is probably closed.” The steps leading…
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Black Days, Chapter 18: “Rabbit Hole”
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Go to: Table of Contents They rode without speaking, the garbled noise of the cabbie’s radio filling the silence. The map on the divider screen revealed they had reached the edge of Brooklyn. It was sad place. Buildings with boarded-up windows read “No Admittance.” Not a person, not even a…