The Miskatonic University Spiritualism Club

by Peter Rawlik

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Celebrated weird writer Peter Rawlik returns to his highly entertaining world of Lovecraft-inspired, silver screen-infused fiction with a standalone follow-up to his 2016 novel, Reanimatrix. ARKHAM, 1928: HALSEY, PEASLEE, & LYDECKER, CONSULTING DETECTIVES: Arkham's newest detective agency doesn't handle philandering spouses, missing relatives, kidnappings or even murders. Even so, they aren't looking for work-if anything, they would appreciate some time off, to rest and recuperate. THE show more MISKATONIC UNIVERSITY SPIRITUALISM CLUB: Dilettantes playing at ghost hunting-but the university knows better. If the club wants to borrow university equipment, they'll need someone to chaperone them-someone that can handle themselves against the living, the dead-and whatever else the universe might throw at them. THE KRAG: The crumbling mansion squats abandoned on a New England cliff, overlooking the cold, dark sea. They say its owner, a professor broken by tragedy, had spent years trying to contact the dead-only to vanish from behind the locked doors of the house itself. Nearly a decade later, the place remains untouched, and the caretaker won't spend the night. THESE ARE THE PLAYERS. THIS IS THE PLACE. IT'S CHRISTMAS. AND A GHOST STORY IS JUST THE BEGINNING. Illustrated by Dan Sauer show less

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jdavidhacker 314 reviews

Brief, delightful, novella tying in a number of Rawlik's characters and Lovecraftiana. More mystery and less action/adventure than some of the other stories involving the Peaslee agency. And I have to say, I preferred it this way. Some nice tender moments between our characters, a fun Christmasy ghost story, that ends on my birthday! Clear influences from a variety of horror film and lit. Certainly worth your time!

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