US EditionHis Wictim’s Innermost Dreams
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His Wictim’s Innermost Dreams
P.M. Gill Author Interview The Son of Poetry follows a high-achieving and emotionally frayed teenager, who is unwittingly drawn into a mysterious, supernatural conflict while protecting his friends from a demon sent to destroy them. What was the inspiration for the setup of your story? The inspiration for the villain of the story, “Icelos” came from a painting titled the “Nightmare” by Henry Fuseli, 1781. In this painting, a hideous, demon impla…
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