Ghost Noir by Mark Douglas Doran click here to download https://markdouglasdoran.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Ghost-Noir-1-1.epub or available at https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1509036 https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/ghost-noir-mark-douglas-doran/1144658958?ean=2940179086932 William Grey is a P.I. for the dead. Ghosts are his clients. a tougher-than-nails detective who’s seen it all and then some. Hired by a beautiful woman to solve her murder. But is she who she really seems? What…
Beyond Heaven and Hell by Mark Douglas Doran click here to download https://markdouglasdoran.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Beyond-Heaven-and-Hell-ebub.epub or available at https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1499204 https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/beyond-heaven-and-hell-mark-douglas-doran/1144535770?ean=2940167664838 12-year-old Luke is dead and his problems have just begun. His soul has been kidnapped by a one-year-old talking baby nicknamed Babylon. Along with two other kids John and Paul. They’ll be taken to an abandoned…
The Baxter House: by Mark Douglas Doran click here to download https://markdouglasdoran.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/The-Baxter-House-.epub or available at: https://www.smashwords.com/books/1481403 https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-baxter-house-mark-douglas-doran/1144382269?ean=2940179109532 https://books.apple.com/us/book/the-baxter-house/id6472549926 Tom Wilson, your average, awkward high school student living in the small town of Springbrook Gardens is the happiest kid possible. His favorite TV show Ghostly Hauntings has arrived for a live broadcast. Witnessed by the…
Alien Invasion: and the Origins of Mankind by. Mark Douglas Doran click here to download https://markdouglasdoran.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/Alien-invasion-real-2.epub or available at https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/1461814 https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/alien-invasion-mark-douglas-doran/1113044995 https://books.apple.com/us/book/alien-invasion-and-the-origins-of-mankind/id6468845965 What would you do if you knew something horrifying was going to happen that would lead to devastating consequences for billions of people and no one would believe a word you say when…
Write a Novel Hollywood Can Film Brian De Palma once said that adapting Stephen King’s Carrie was one of the easiest films he ever made. Why? Because King’s writing was so visual that the movie seemed to already exist on the page. That’s a lesson every writer can learn from. If you dream of seeing…
Stop Copying Famous Writers at the Wrong Stage of Their Careers A surprising number of new writers make the same mistake. They study the books successful authors write today instead of the books that made those authors successful in the first place. On the surface, it seems logical. If Stephen King’s newest…
Why The Exorcist Still Works (And Most Horror Doesn’t) Can a horror story be taken seriously? Not “fun scary.” Not jump-scare scary.But real—the kind that feels like it could happen to someone you love. Most horror films don’t even try. They lean on cheap shocks, thin characters, and situations no real person would stay…
Why Night of the Living Dead Still Works Most horror movies fail for a simple reason. They try to scare you. But they forget to make you care. Back in 1968, Night of the Living Dead didn’t just scare audiences—it trapped them. It made them feel like they were inside that house, with no…
The Secret Beneath Every Story You Love Why do some stories stay with us long after we’ve finished them? Not because of explosions.Not because of clever plots.And not even because of beautiful writing. They stay because they feel like family. Whether we realize it or not, readers aren’t just looking for entertainment. They’re looking for…
Write the Book No One Asked For Opening Hook Walk into any bookstore and you’ll see it immediately. Rows of familiar covers. Familiar plots. Familiar ideas. It starts to feel less like discovery…and more like déjà vu. And if you’re a writer, a quiet thought creeps in: “Maybe I should write something like this.”…
Why Watership Down Still Works (And What Writers Miss) The Promise Most writers think readers connect to characters because they’re human. They don’t. They connect because the characters feel human. And that’s why a novel about rabbits—Watership Down—has outlived thousands of “more realistic” stories. It Was Never About Rabbits On the surface, the story…
Why Great Stories Are Never About the Plot Most writers think they lose an audience because “nothing happens.” That’s almost never the problem. The real problem? Something is happening…but none of it means anything. If you want to understand the difference, look at what happened between City Slickers and City Slickers II: The Legend of…
The greatest villain is the one you can’t see What if the most powerful villain in your story isn’t the one on the page…but the one your reader can’t stop thinking about? The truth is simple—and a little uncomfortable: If your antagonist disappears from the chapter and your reader forgets them,they were never truly…
You Don’t Need a Villain to Tell a Great Story Most new writers believe the same thing: If there’s a hero, there has to be a villain. Someone evil. Someone dangerous. Someone waiting at the end of the story for a final showdown. But here’s the truth most writing books don’t emphasize enough: You don’t…
Why Most Thrillers Fail (And How to Fix Yours) There’s a hard truth about thrillers that most writers don’t want to hear: It’s not the twists that make a thriller work. It’s the characters. And when a thriller fails, it’s almost never because the plot wasn’t clever enough—it’s because no one cared who it was…
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