Influencer

Ambrose Ibsen presents Influencer, a work of supernatural fiction that examines the dark underbelly of social media fame. The narrative centers on Dallas Corso, a man who has built a polished image as a motivational fitness guru for millions of subscribers. His success relies on projecting an honest and hard-working persona, yet his private life reveals a greedy and self-obsessed individual. When a cruel late-night post goes viral and leads to the suicide of one of his followers, Dallas’s carefully constructed world begins to collapse. The story follows Dallas as he attempts to manage the fallout, but his efforts only worsen his situation. He becomes hounded by terrifying visions in the night and is followed by monstrous entities through the streets. Strange afflictions threaten to destroy the physical form that is central to his career. The narrative draws on gothic traditions of curses and retribution, exploring how digital hate can manifest into tangible horror. Dallas stands to lose more than his lucrative career as he descends into madness for his hateful deeds. This book suits readers who enjoy psychological horror mixed with modern satire of influencer culture. It may not appeal to those seeking traditional ghost stories without contemporary social commentary. The text focuses on the consequences of online cruelty and the fragility of public image.