A Haunting in Germany and Other Stories
Cover art by Ben Baldwin.
In Las Vegas, a tortured divorcee tries to come to terms with the
unexpected inheritance that paid for his vacation and the ghostly
visitations, via billboards and other mediums, that might or might not
validate the trip, and indeed, even his own existence. On a far-away
world, a father and daughter, survivors of a catastrophic event on
Earth, trek through a diseased jungle to meet their god. On an Alaskan
island, a fugitive from his own memories is confronted by a revenant
from the dark and violent past. On icy, infamous Harrow Mountain, a
couple encounters the remnants of the lost tribe that gave the mountain
its bloody reputation. In the ancient city of Trier, Germany, a man is
haunted by a Roman magistrate some two-thousand-years dead. In Ibiza,
Spain, the same tortured soul who sought validation in Las Vegas finds
far more than that at the end of his self-styled World Party Tour.
These are but snapshots of the strange, wandering roads you’ll travel in Darren Speegle’s all-original collection, A Haunting In Germany and Other Stories.
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Darren Speegle
Darren Speegle, an American writer, lives in Germany and currently works in the Middle East. When he’s not jumping around the world (and often while he is), he’s trying to come to terms with all the strangeness through his fiction. He is the author of Gothic Wine, A Dirge for the Temporal, and Relics. Current projects include the novels The Third Twin and Veils. Find his short fiction in such publications as Subterranean, Postscripts, and Crimewave.
