Projection
A young man’s psychic projection attracts monstrous Spheals that invade human minds.
David Kemp discovers he can project into other realms, where he meets the Spheals. These entities use his mind to penetrate others and kill without remorse. Psychic Jacob Thrasher sees visions of these creatures and helps David save their town. After friends die, they combine their gifts to fight back. The Spheals have one criterion that leads to a dominion of horror.
This 2015 work by Jeff B Skinner falls within the contemporary independent publishing landscape for horror fiction. It draws on supernatural traditions involving psychic abilities and interdimensional threats, appealing to fans of modern gothic tales featuring monstrous races like the Spheals.
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Readers who appreciate the intersection of supernatural fiction and gothic traditions will find this narrative compelling. It offers a tense exploration of how psychic gifts can be corrupted by external horrors, specifically through the lens of psychic warfare. Those interested in cosmic horror elements and the psychological toll of mental invasion will enjoy the high-stakes conflict between David and Jacob as they attempt to save their town. The story provides a gritty look at monstrous entities that operate under strict, terrifying criteria, appealing to fans who prefer darker, more intense supernatural adventures over lighthearted tales.
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Skinner’s narrative effectively blends cosmic horror with psychological tension, focusing on the dangerous intersection of psychic power and evil. The depiction of the Spheals as entities that exploit human minds adds a layer of visceral dread suitable for fans of dark fantasy. The collaboration between David and Jacob creates a dynamic where supernatural gifts become essential survival tools against remorseless killers. This approach suits readers who enjoy tales of psychic warfare and encroaching horror. It is best for those seeking intense, mind-bending conflicts rather than detailed historical fiction or easy-going adventures.
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