As soon as he sits at the desk it's as if it's talking to him, becoming him, giving him the very ideas he needs for his next best-selling book. Tyson has never seen anything so beautiful. His lovely girlfriend, Sarah, has found the perfect gift for his 59th birthday: A new writing desk! An antique to be sure, high shine finish, engraved wood, intricate detailing make this a one of a kind showpiece and one that she hopes rekindles his writing spirit. He has a deadline looming, one his agent won't let him forget about, and the stress of it all is weighing on him. It appears his ideas and creativity have all but dried up. Even if it means the destruction of the ones he loves.Tyson Parks was once a best selling author but nowadays not so much. But publishers are paying top dollar, convinced his new work will be a hit, and Tyson will do whatever it takes to protect his newfound success.
His writing more disturbing than anything he’s done before. Meanwhile, as Tyson begins to use his new desk, he begins acting… strange. With the help of a New York City private detective, she finally finds what she’s been looking for. Perhaps inspire him to write another best-selling novel and prove his best years aren’t behind him.Ī continent away, a mysterious woman makes inquiries with her sources around the world, seeking the whereabouts of a certain artifact her family has been hunting for centuries. On his 59 th birthday, Tyson Parks-a famous, but struggling, horror writer-receives an antique desk from his partner, Sarah, in the hopes it will rekindle his creative juices.
Host Max Bowen introduces the interview, which you can listen to below:Ī haunted item is a familiar element in horror novels, but a haunted desk? That’s a new one to me and I am here for it! Continuing our series of interviews with authors on Cemetery Dance, Philip Fracassi joins me to talk about his recent novel Gothic.
Philip Fracassi recently appeared on the Citywide Blackout podcast to talk about his novel Gothic, available now from Cemetery Dance.
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