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Win Scott Eckert
Win Scott Eckert writes mystery and adventure fiction. He is known for his contributions to The Green Hornet Chronicles and The Evil In Pemberley House, as well as editing the Tales of the Shadowmen series.
The Evil In Pemberley House
In 'The Evil In Pemberley House,' a chilling tale unfolds within the walls of a seemingly ordinary home. As dark forces stir, the residents find themselves caught in a web of terror and suspense. This story explores the sinister secrets that can lurk beneath a respectable facade.
This novel is an official entry in the Wold Newton cycle, a literary construct created by Philip José Farmer that links various iconic characters from pulp and classic literature through a shared genealogical history. It specifically features Patricia Wildman, the daughter of the pulp hero Doc Savage, and integrates elements from the Sherlock Holmes canon and Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice.
The novel is based on an original outline and notes discovered in Philip José Farmer's personal files after his passing. Win Scott Eckert was chosen to complete the manuscript based on these materials, fulfilling Farmer's long-standing intention to write a story that blended Gothic horror with his established Wold Newton mythos.