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Chapter 19 of Nightfeather: Ghosts is up!

Posted on December 19, 2013 by Brian Bixby

There’s a line in the film An American Werewolf in London, in which the ghost of the protagonist’s friend says to him something like, “You know what’s it’s like being dead? It’s boring!” Well, I suppose when you’re part of a race … Continue reading →

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Chapter 18 of Nightfeather: Ghosts, and no more than six chapters left!

Posted on December 18, 2013 by Brian Bixby

So, more ghosts. Rather than reeling from fatigue, Sanderson’s going to do it right this time . . . if she can figure out what that entails! Time for some thinking in chapter 18 of Nightfeather: Ghosts, “It’s a matter of … Continue reading →

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The haunting of chapter 17 of Nightfeather: Ghosts

Posted on December 17, 2013 by Brian Bixby

If you’re going to be facing a ghost, it would be helpful to be at the peak of your abilities. However, Sanderson has woken up in the middle of the night with a hangover, and is feeling as observant as … Continue reading →

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Back to the present in chapter 16 of Nightfeather: Ghosts

Posted on December 16, 2013 by Brian Bixby

Our story returns to the present, where Sanderson and Valerie Thompson have been hiking out of the hills back toward Farnham. Sanderson could use some rest, but she knows they need to tackle the soul-eater soon before others die. However, … Continue reading →

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Chapter 15 of Nightfeather: Ghosts, and the events of 1896

Posted on December 15, 2013 by Brian Bixby

Abigail Lane of the Office of Occult Affairs and Charles Horner of the Secret Service have to find a way to get into the Maverick Mine to defeat the soul-eater and rescue the miners. But Abigail has never gone up … Continue reading →

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Set the way-back machine for chapter 14 of Nightfeather: Ghosts

Posted on December 14, 2013 by Brian Bixby

What really was going on in the mining town that stood where Farnham is now? Why was Abigail Lane involved? And will any of this explain what’s happening in Farnham today? Find out in chapter 14 of Nightfeather: Ghosts, “Back in … Continue reading →

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Chapter 13 of Nightfeather: Ghosts is up

Posted on December 13, 2013 by Brian Bixby

How are a woman from a century ago and an e-mail connected to each other? Sanderson would like to know, because she’s at the mercy of the person who connects them! Unravel the riddle in chapter 13 of Nightfeather: Ghosts, “A … Continue reading →

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Chapter 12 of Nightfeather: Ghosts is available

Posted on December 12, 2013 by Brian Bixby

Puzzles, puzzles, puzzles: a missing ghost, a live person as a ghost, ghosts killing people. Sanderson is trying to unravel the puzzles with the few clues she has from yet other ghosts, while working through her shift as bartender. But … Continue reading →

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Chapter 11 of Nightfeather: Ghosts

Posted on December 11, 2013 by Brian Bixby

Armed with a sack of flour, Sanderson is willing to do battle with the ghosts that are slaying people in Farnham. But being willing does not necessarily mean being successful, and sometimes even successes don’t turn out the way one … Continue reading →

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Chapter 10 of Nightfeather: Ghosts, and the Peralta-Reavis land fraud

Posted on December 10, 2013 by Brian Bixby

Energized by finding out that one of the ghosts actually lived, Sanderson decided to take an active role in investigating the ghosts. But ghosts aren’t the only hazard out there. And Sanderson doesn’t yet know what they can do. But … Continue reading →

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