The Haunted Path
Karina WilsonFor those curious enough to take the road less-travelled, especially after midnight. Strange tales from around the world (while based in Los Angeles), creative non-fiction and fiction.
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A Tale of Two Books
Hawley Harvey Crippen and his mistress, Ethel Le Neve. Photograph by Arthur Barrett, 1910 (Source: The Wellcome Collection)
I was waaay too young when I first picked up a true crime book.
At 10 years old, I was a typical voracious reader...
Drac's Back
Southeast view of Whitby Abbey, 1812 (Source: British Library via Picryl)
One of the first Substacks I subscribed to was
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JONATHAN HARKER'S JOURNAL…
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The by-now-annual re...
Follow the Haunted Path... into the chat?
Today is the Haunted Path’s second birthday so I finally got around to opening the subscriber chat.
This is a conversation space exclusively for subscribers—kind of like a group chat or live hangout. I’ll post questions and updates that co...
Maila Nurmi's (a.k.a Vampira) Tortuous Fall (Part Two)
Forever and always a pin up queen (photo: The Augusta Chronicle)
<<Maila Nurmi Part One
We left Maila Nurmi in April 1954. She’d just accepted what seemed like the offer of a lifetime and, on Saturday 30th April, she made her television d...
Maila Nurmi's (a.k.a. Vampira) Slow Rise (Part One)
Maila Nurmi in 1947 (Source: Wikipedia)
“Icon” is one of modern culture’s glib, go-to words, tossed casually into sentences so often that it’s lost its power. True icons aren’t just distinctive or memorable people, they’re visual represent...
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Writer, story consultant, and lifelong connoisseur of the macabre. I teach writing and am available as a 1:1 coach for screenwriters - message me!
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