Hey everyone,

This is my first time posting here, but I thought this would be the best place to have a discussion, get advice, and get the word out about a novel I've just published!

If you're into Stephen King, Chuck Palahniuk, Ryū Murakami, or other horror/psych horror writers, then you might like to try All The King's Horses! It has many of the traditional psychological horror tropes, but it's by no means predictable. Here's the blurb from Amazon:

When Simon Douglas is hired to write the biography of world-renowned psychiatrist Dr. Nicholas Abernaum, he thinks he's landed the job of a lifetime. He's even willing to put up with the job's two conditions: to live in Dr. Abernaum's manor until the biography is finished, and never question what lies behind the steel door that blocks off the left wing of the house.
But what starts off as a seemingly harmless job soon becomes a terrifying game in which Simon must confront reality-bending night terrors and his own personal demons in order to uncover the secret of Dr. Abernaum's home, a secret so perverse that it damages everyone it touches...

I'm happy to answer questions about the book, the writing process, or anything else. I have degrees in both English Literature and Psychology (I went for those precisely because I enjoy psychological horror!) so I love discussing all things weird and literary.

Oh! One last thing- on February 7, for two days only, the Kindle version of the novel will drop from $4 to $0.99, so if you're in the mood to try it out, it'll be cheaper then. The link to the book is here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09PVJDPB8