Adam P. Lewis

This site contains short stories, essays, and future projects of horror author Adam P.
Lewis. Included are story summaries, publishing credits, links to influences and other
authors, and reader quotes. A short biography is also found to give readers a glimpse
into the life of Adam P. Lewis.

Fiction:
Preview the first chapter to my novella, The Case of Jane Chapman. Driven to reverse
a curse that has inflicted death upon his family, Harold Chapman enlists the help of the
town physician, Dr. Hans Myerburg. Together the two men encounter dreadful horrors
and find themselves partaking in cannibalistic rituals to ward off the evil entities at
work. The true horror of what Harold refers to as, “the torturing pestilence”, isn’t what
it’s done to his family, but what it will become if they don’t destroy it, an unstoppable
force of death-walking terror.

Also, enjoy the selected short story, "Some Word with a Corpse", and read comments
from those who've read Adam's work.

Biography:
Get to know Adam by reading his biography. While there, check out his ever-growing
list of publishing credits. There you will find not only horror but his comedy fiction and
lyrical writing credits as well.

Essays:
Who was the American named Dr. Francis Tumblety? Could he be the elusive Jack the
Ripper, the serial killer who stalked the depraved streets of England murdering
prostitutes for sheer pleasure? Read the essay and determine if Dr. Tumblety truly
was Jack the Ripper. Maybe you enjoy classic art such as the famous Depression era
photo, “Migrant Mother”. If so, then read the two essays dedicated to the classic black
and white photo.

Projects:
What is Adam up to these days? Is he writing a novel, a novella, or short stories?

Reviews:
Read reviews by Adam P. Lewis based on books and movies he's read and watched.

Contact and Links:
Send Adam an email or click on his list of links to enjoy those that inspire him to write
macabre fiction and those he is working on projects with.