From the Obscenely Strange Case Files of Dead Things Mikey: VOLUME 1: The Presumptuous b029
A gay libertarian ghost whisperer handles bizarre supernatural cases in New Orleans.
This volume collects case files from a paranormal specialist based in New Orleans. The protagonist deals with clients such as oil barons and porn tycoons who face unique supernatural threats. These include a Kraken awakened in the Gulf and dismembered bodies delivered by drones. The author uses a style that blends Lovecraftian horror with Carter-esque mystery. Sean Seebach calls the work the demented offspring of these two authors. The text is described as truly disturbing yet an absolute joy to read. This approach continues the tradition started in the Memoirs of a Cam-Girl series. The book offers a specific view of paranormal tech support through the eyes of Dead Things Mikey.
This 2016 release from Thought Catalog Books sits within the tradition of weird fiction. It connects to the Memoirs of a Cam-Girl series and draws on Lovecraft and Chris Carter. The setting is New Orleans' Garden District, focusing on a specific type of supernatural consultant.
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Readers who appreciate macabre fiction with a sharp satirical edge will find this collection highly engaging. It appeals specifically to those interested in supernatural investigations involving wealthy, eccentric clients such as oil barons and porn tycoons. The narrative offers a unique perspective on paranormal tech support through the eyes of Dead Things Mikey, whose irreverent tone and high fees define his professional approach. While traditional gothic romance readers may find the attitude too dismissive, fans of dark humor blended with disturbing supernatural threats will view this as an absolute joy to read.
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This collection excels at merging Lovecraftian dread with Carter-esque mystery, creating a distinct narrative voice that is both truly disturbing and entertaining. The protagonist’s identity as a gay libertarian ghost whisperer provides a fresh lens for examining bizarre cases, from awakened Krakens to drone-delivered dismemberment. The text maintains the style of its predecessor series while expanding into new territories of dark fantasy. It suits readers who enjoy satirical horror and eccentric clientele investigations. Those seeking straightforward ghost stories or traditional romance may find the tone too irreverent, but fans of cosmic horror with a comedic twist will appreciate the unique blend of professional expertise and supernatural chaos.
