Cody Polston 
The next character card is Dante Laveau, the last and hidden son of Marie Laveau and the Voodoo King of New Orleans. I wanted to add something different, some other kind of “super-power” which I had never seen used in a steampunk book and voodoo fit the bill. “The man had brown skin and was … Read moreDante Laveau, Character Card
Here is my next . Will Little created the character of Luther Von Voss, playing him in a Ravenloft campaign called the Masque of the Red Death. Although I am told that Will envisioned this character as more of a fighter, I used his high intelligence to add a degree of expertise to the story. … Read moreLuther Von Voss, Character Card
Next up is a character that was initially created in a Ravenloft campaign called the Masque of the Red Death and played for 14 years before I was allowed to use him for this story. Huilliam Shylocke was created and played by Mason Evans. I found the idea of a terrorist evolving into a hero … Read moreHuilliam Shylocke, Character Card
So here is the first character card. This is my main character, Tesla St. Vrain. When I started this project, I wanted my MC to have a unique name and identity since the fad of common names is beginning to wear off. “In the year 1899, women are expected to behave, but Tesla St. Vrain … Read moreTesla St. Vrain, First Character Card
The Aetherstorm is coming! I have spent all of 2019 writing my first fiction novel. It is a unique mixture of steampunk, horror and paranormal. I have finished the final draft and it should hit the hands of my beta readers next week. it looks like the release will happen in February. I will be … Read moreThe Aetherstorm is coming!
A couple of videos of the Luna Mansion where employees describe their experiences with the ghost of the mansion. The second video interviewing emplyees.
Lately I’ve been having issues logging into my sgha email address. Best to contact me via Facebook until i figure this out.
The murder of Judge Slough is recorded in several newspaper stories. However, this event occurred in 1867 in the Exchange Hotel. The approximate area where the killing took place in the current building is where the lobby newsstand is now. Many of the ghost stories have incorrectly identified the location of his murder and by proxy, … Read moreLa Fonda Hotel, Santa Fe, NM (My opinion on the hauntings)
The audio from 96.3 KKOB’s ghost hunt of the Little Albuquerque Theater in Albuquerque, NM. the ghost hunts that i do for radio are for entertainment purposes only.
Ghosts screaming, inexplicable voices and ghosts in the kitchen: in New Mexico’s haunted saloon By Daily Mail Reporter Published: 6:55 AM EDT, Nov 3, 2012 You’d expect to find liquor in a bar, but it’s usually the kind that pour. Patrons of legal tender in Lamy, New Mexico, have long reported some sort of elusive … Read moreLegal Tender Saloon Photos and news article
The Hauntings of Valencia County, Story by Valencia County News-Bulletin | Oct 31, 2019 Call them ghosts or spirits, but they have made their mark in some of Valencia County’s most notable establishments. Many say they’ve seen or heard them, but are they really there? Ronnie Torres had a few paranormal encounters during his time at the … Read moreBelen Harvey House Museum (Ghost Stories)
My book won an award! To have it judged by three other authors and become a finalist is really an honor.
I will be giving a skeptical lecture on ghost hunting during both times of this event. Come and learn a little about the skeptical side of ghost hunting and paranormal investigations. A live, locked-in, Ghost Hunting Haunted Adventure at the Albuquerque Little Theatre (celebrating & benefiting their 90th Season)! With reported Paranormal Activity, never before has this … Read moreLive Ghost Hunt & Haunted Adventure at the ABQ Little Theatre (2019)
Albuquerque’s antiquated hamlet is reportedly home to more than a dozen specters of all shapes, sizes and ages. A civil war soldier reportedly rides a ghostly steed down the streets of the plaza. The one-time owner of the Church Street estate, Sara Ruiz, reportedly still has her hand in the daily goings on. A mourning … Read moreAnother TV appearance on NM Living
A T.V. interview that I did for KRQE about ghosts while promoting a local event in Old Town, Albuquerque.
Another interview where I am promoting an event. Very interesting to hear what I am saying being translated into Spanish.
I was recently featured on Nuevo Mexico, a Spanish TV station, talking about the ghost stories on Old Town Albuquerque. I was a fun shoot and the crew were very friendly.
Talking about my book “Haunted Tombstone” and a little history. Check out the podcast, there is a lot of fun stuff in there! https://authorconversations.podbean.com/e/haunted-tombstone/?fbclid=IwAR26-SiENNeTpC4MSRxLH1hoPmSI-m_wg1X5UzGPv-39erGCaObRTLqLXzU
In addition to its superstitions, the Little Theatre is supposedly haunted by at least two ghosts. The first is Bernard Thomas, executive director for most of the 1960s and ’70s, affectionately known as “Bernie” at the theater. The second is believed to be Manuel Jaramillo, a custodian and master carpenter. In accordance with his final … Read moreThe Albuquerque Little Theatre (Ghost Stories)
The Albuquerque Little Theatre was founded in 1930 by a group of civicminded citizens led by Irene Fisher, a reporter and the society editor for the New Mexico Tribune. The concept of a local theater group was created when Fisher attended a lecture by Kathryn Kennedy O’Connor, a professional actress who moved to New Mexico … Read moreThe Albuquerque Little Theatre (History)
