Horror Author Blog

Horror author blog by John Martin. Full of true stories and much factual content regarding the supernatural.

NOTE: for those interested in my own personal experiences with the supernatural The posts in this horror author blog, are numbered 1-8 as this is the order/sequence in which they occurred.

The Angel Madimi

Introduction The Angels Madimi & Nalvage The angel Madimi features in my novels from the ‘When Darkness Calls’ series. Madimi plays the angelic confidant of Cathy, The Reticent Witch. She is also key to the short story ‘The Blade of Nalvage.’ Both Madimi and Nalvage feature in the records of John Dee. These records or…

More on Dowsing & how to dowse

The following post is from a very good friend of mine. His name is Roy Oxley. You will by the end of it know how to dowse. Roy is the man who taught me to dowse, I have known him now for some twenty years. He is the author of a book titled ‘Challenge’ and…

When Darkness Calls

Introduction I would say that, the whole idea of When Darkness Calls, is to explore the many issues around not only evil, but mental health. my books and blogs will explore the dark places that our own minds can take us to. My own recent experiences of this are documented in my book Cancer The…

Cancer

The Collateral Damage I have decided to offer Cancer (The Collateral Damage) for free, once contractually able to do so in September. The book is a personal account of the nightmare of seeing a loved one; my wife, diagnosed with invasive breast cancer. Having to then watch, feeling effectively helpless as they undergo surgery and…

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Horror Author John Martin

About Me

Just an average guy, with some stories to tell. Interests include John Dee & Edward Kelly as well as King James I. As a horror fiction author, I enjoy building in some historical facts as part of my ‘When Darkness Calls’ series of books which are Dark fiction and mild to moderate horror.

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