He Has Many Names
He Has Many Names by Drew Chial, published by Clash Books on October 23, 2018, is a work of fiction that intertwines elements of horror and the supernatural. The narrative follows Noelle Blackwood, a struggling author and paranormal podcaster, who seizes a unique opportunity to ghostwrite for a bestselling thriller author. However, the arrangement requires her to stay at The Oralia hotel, leading her into a labyrinth of her own story and the unsettling demons it brings to light.
Readers will find a fresh take on the Faustian bargain as Noelle navigates the complexities of artistic desperation and the eerie atmosphere of the hotel. The book delves into themes of creativity and the psychological toll of ambition, exploring the darker sides of the human experience. With a page count of 134, this edition presents a thought-provoking journey that merges elements of erotica, science fiction, and horror, inviting readers to reflect on the nature of their own desires and fears.
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When struggling author and paranormal podcaster Noelle Blackwood gets the opportunity of a lifetime to ghostwrite for a bestselling thriller author for a large sum of money, it seems almost too good to be true. The only catch is that she has to stay at The Oralia hotel until she is done. Method becomes madness as she falls deeper and deeper down the rabbit hole of her own story and the demons it awakens. He Has Many Names by Drew Chial is a fresh spin on the Faustian bargain, a deal with the devil story in the age of artistic desperation.
“If Clive Barker and Brian Keene wrote a book in one creepy ass hotel “
-Jeff Burk, Head Editor of Deadite Press
“A love letter to Stephen King and Satan from a new and exciting voice in horror.”
-Christoph Paul, Author of Horror Film Poems
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