Thanks to AJ Spedding for letting me hijack her blog to talk about the morally ambiguous characters in my novel, Hollow House
Today, good friend and fellow scribe, Greg Chapman, is here to talk about his debut novel Hollow House, and the characters that call Willow Street home. I was lucky enough to get an advance read of the story, and Greg’s nailed the use of grey characters (my favourite kind). Add an abandoned house with a checkered history, nosy neighbours, and an up-and-coming serial killer… well, you’ve got quite the cauldron of chaos.
*hands over mic* You’re up, Greg!
There’s a saying that goes something like, “For evil to thrive, good men need do nothing.”
Which begs the question: if evil were to appear in the form of a creepy old house, in a normal everyday street in today’s era, how many of the people living there do you think would care? And how many would have the courage to take on that evil?
This, is in essence, the crux…
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