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Poison Pen — James Kisner
A SKEPTICS BOOK
The folks at the séance hung on Tricia Mumford's every word. They were believers. Everyone except Roger Kant: He was a skeptic. He didn't believe in psychic phenomena, and he especially didn't believe in Tricia Mumford, the world-famous trance medium. Roger made a career of debunking fakes like Tricia; now he'd have a field day. He's write a book, exposing her trickery. He'd speak on the radio, too. He'd tell the truth.
A WRITER'S BLOCK
Then the violent headaches began -- the small accidents -- the nightmares -- the horrific visions. Roger the skeptic shrugged it all off as mere coincidence; maybe he'd been working too hard. Then he started getting panic attacks when he spoke on the radio. And he couldn't write a word.
Someone -- something -- was determined to teach Roger Kant just what was real and what wasn't. The hard way. And the lessons were just beginning…
The folks at the séance hung on Tricia Mumford's every word. They were believers. Everyone except Roger Kant: He was a skeptic. He didn't believe in psychic phenomena, and he especially didn't believe in Tricia Mumford, the world-famous trance medium. Roger made a career of debunking fakes like Tricia; now he'd have a field day. He's write a book, exposing her trickery. He'd speak on the radio, too. He'd tell the truth.
A WRITER'S BLOCK
Then the violent headaches began -- the small accidents -- the nightmares -- the horrific visions. Roger the skeptic shrugged it all off as mere coincidence; maybe he'd been working too hard. Then he started getting panic attacks when he spoke on the radio. And he couldn't write a word.
Someone -- something -- was determined to teach Roger Kant just what was real and what wasn't. The hard way. And the lessons were just beginning…
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