Fan Fiction
A celebrity memoir-mystery hybrid tracks a Star Trek actor's unsettling fan encounters and blurred lines between fact and fiction.
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Setting labels used: 1950s Hollywood, 1954, movie studio, cemetery, Halloween night, California, old Hollywood, backlot, sound stages, studio lot, show business world, film industry
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On the Blue Comet
A train-loving boy in the Great Depression is swept into time travel, racing to find his father and get home.
After Many a Summer Dies the Swan
A Hollywood millionaire obsessed with eternal life draws an English scholar into a caustic, idea-packed California satire.
Kilty as Charged
A Hollywood fixer finds a kilted stranger with no memory, and his arrival pulls her into danger, secrets, and romance.
The Angel's Kiss: A Melody Malone Mystery
A sassy New York detective faces a movie-star mystery that spirals into a Doctor Who prequel with a monstrous twist.
A Stir of Echoes
A hypnotized suburban husband develops telepathy and ghostly visions, exposing hidden secrets and a deadly mystery.
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The Unnoticeables
A punk rocker and a stuntwoman in different eras face hidden creatures, violent angels, and a world-scrambling conspiracy.
Mendoza in Hollywood
An immortal botanist in 1860s California is sent to save future treasures, but grief, secrets, and a dangerous double upend her mission.
The Perishing
A Black woman with no memory in 1930s Los Angeles must uncover her past lives before her time runs out.
Hellboy and the B.P.R.D.: 1953
Young Hellboy and the B.P.R.D. tackle folkloric horrors, occult mysteries, and early Cold War shadows across 1950s England and America.
William Shakespeare's Get Thee Back to the Future!
Back to the Future is reimagined as a Shakespearean play in verse, complete with rhymes, stagecraft, and Easter eggs.
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Time's Mouth
A memory-traveling woman builds a secluded California commune, and her family must confront its haunted legacy.