The Clairvoyant Blues
Cassidy Chen isn’t psychic. She didn’t have a vision of someone’s murder. And absolutely none of this is her problem. Continue reading The Clairvoyant Blues
Tag: short fiction
The Lost Passenger
An eerie short story for MerMay. Continue reading The Lost Passenger
Letters to the Exorcist: Bigfoots or Bigfeet?
She doesn’t do Bigfoots. Bigfeet. Whatever. Continue reading Letters to the Exorcist: Bigfoots or Bigfeet?
The Ghost with Burning Eyes
A group of friends break into an abandoned gas station to drink. It doesn’t go well. Continue reading The Ghost with Burning Eyes
Halloween Knight
Halloween is the worst night for hunting monsters… Continue reading Halloween Knight
6 Side Hustles for the Magically Inclined
We could all use a little extra cash. As the cost of living steadily rises and wages stay largely the same, many people are turning to side hustles to pay their bills. Starting a small business on the side is easy, but making a significant profit is much more difficult. Fortunately, if you’re reading this, you already have an advantage over the average person: magic. … Continue reading 6 Side Hustles for the Magically Inclined
Letters to the Exorcist: Ouija Board Woes
Evil spirit haunting your house? Demon possessing a friend or family member? Call Bea Romo Reyes, freelance exorcist and paranormal consultant. This is a look at her inbox. Continue reading Letters to the Exorcist: Ouija Board Woes
Midnight at the Piano Bar
The door to the bar burst open with a bang, and a woman rushed in. Pale and waifish with bags under her eyes, she scanned the room. When she spotted Troy, she ran over like a firefighter dashing for a hydrant. Troy jumped as she slammed her hands on top of the piano. “Do you know anything religious?” He blinked. There were a dozen churches … Continue reading Midnight at the Piano Bar
The Memory of Ghosts
A ghost and an exorcist team up to find a missing soul… Continue reading The Memory of Ghosts
The Shadow Journals 