Marc E. Fitch explores the porous boundaries between reality and the supernatural, often delving into themes of paranormal belief, ideology, and their influence on how we perceive science. His writing, across both fiction and non-fiction, aims to uncover the hidden motivations and power dynamics that shape our convictions. Fitch's work challenges readers to think critically about how information is presented and its societal impact. His literary approach blends analytical sharpness with narrative storytelling, creating compelling and thought-provoking prose.
Years ago a mysterious and tragic hunting accident deep in the Adirondack Mountains left a boy buried in a storied piece of land known as Coombs' Gulch and four friends with a terrible secret. Now, Jonathan Hollis and brothers Michael and Conner Braddick must return to the place that changed their lives forever in order to keep their secret buried.
No one is safe. The residents of a small, forgotten neighborhood are being watched, stalked and harassed by someone or something, and they seem powerless to stop it. As the death toll mounts, these desperate people embark down a path of self-destruction driven by fear, politics and technology. The results are all-too-real and terrifying.