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In Murder Red Ink , Mord McGhee imaginatively explores the incomprehensible depths of horror, human nature, and captures the brutal reality of the monster behind the Jack the Ripper murders of 1888. Allena Gould moves among the horror brought into the future of Chicago, where technological ghosts are a reality and historical interface programs can be rewritten and interacted with. Once a talented prodigy, she wrestles her way through Hellish nightmares; torture and murder as seen through the eyes of the Ripper himself, in a science fiction whirlwind of the darkest sort. McGhee's vision of…mehr

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In Murder Red Ink, Mord McGhee imaginatively explores the incomprehensible depths of horror, human nature, and captures the brutal reality of the monster behind the Jack the Ripper murders of 1888. Allena Gould moves among the horror brought into the future of Chicago, where technological ghosts are a reality and historical interface programs can be rewritten and interacted with. Once a talented prodigy, she wrestles her way through Hellish nightmares; torture and murder as seen through the eyes of the Ripper himself, in a science fiction whirlwind of the darkest sort. McGhee's vision of apocalyptic dread is not for the passing reader, it's a literary odyssey of gore meant to be enjoyed by those who like to be terrifically disturbed. Steve Alten, NY Times best-selling author of Meg and The Loch notes, "Graphic. Intense. Provocative. The psychological thriller has a new voice and it is Mord McGhee."This edition includes Foreword by senior Casebook forum moderator Robert E. Anderson.

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Autorenporträt
Mord McGhee is an award-winning author of science fiction, fantasy, horror, and literary fiction, based in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States of America. The novella The Stroke of Oars and chapbook Mind Poker are slated for 2023 by Nat1 Publishing and Audience Askew. Mord is also an associate executive producer for upcoming feature film The Man in the White Van starring Sean Astin and Ali Larter and My Dead Friend Zoe starring Morgan Freeman and Ed Norton. Mord is a former columnist for the Horror Within Magazine, has been an editor of various anthologies, and is a previous Honorable mention in L. Ron Hubbard's 'Writers of the Future.' On a personal note, Mord collects fossils and is passionate about charities including the issue of global human homelessness, stroke and kidney transplant awareness while most often haunting Lowcountry, Charleston, Dallas, College Station, Pittsburgh. He is a woodworker using rustic methods to make furniture and more, and also a season ticket holder and fan of the Myrtle Beach Pelicans minor league affiliate of baseball's Chicago Cubs. It's also true Mord McGhee is a classic MMORPG gamer specifically found Landroval server in Lord of the Rings Online, server 101 of Meridian 59, and at times in Lovecraftian- The Secret World. Mord writes under his name and 2 other published pseudonyms. For all the latest see mordmcghee.com What peers are saying: Steve Alten (NYTimes Best-selling author of Meg) "Intense. Graphic. Provocative. The psychological thriller has a new voice, and it is Mord McGhee." George C. Romero (Filmmaker) "if you don't like to read, get this bad ass page-turner yesterday. If you absolutely hate to read, this book will change that!" Brad Meltzer (star of History Decoded and more on History, best-selling author) "support this new author!" Adam Davies (renowned adventurer, star of Animal Plant and more) "... a great addition to the genre." Loren Coleman (Director of International Cryptozoology Museum and Researcher) "... a uniquely intellectual American novel." Stan Gordon (UDO researcher, Kecksburg incident) "a family in search of healing with a 'little' cryptozoology..." "It is not dystopia to think history will repeat itself." ~Mord McGhee