In this week’s episode of The Bookshop at the End of the Internet, author Kevin Moore discusses the first two books in his paranormal thriller series, The Book of Souls and The Book of Demons. Kevin practices lucid dreaming. In fact, it was a recurring dream about shadow people trying to get to his son that inspired this series of books. After his son ended up in the ICU, Kevin decided there was something prophetic in the recurring dream, and he began to write. In Kevin’s story, his main character, Jack Kelly, is a family man who has a near-death experience and wakes up in his thirteen-year-old body. He’s told that his memories of a wife and children are false, and he discovers he now has the ability to see demons and ghosts. The Book of Souls was originally intended to be only a short story. But that short story soon became a novel, and that novel grew into a series. In this episode, I’ll chat with Kevin about his writing journey, how he sees a lot of himself in his main character, Jack Kelly, and how lucid dreaming helped with his character development and plotline creation.
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