Atrium: A Novella

by Christian Bewell

Twelve year old Richard Thompson sees visions. Not just any visions, but disturbing, horrifying visions. When his parents divorce and he moves to a new house, he finds the secrets embedded in his family. Through the help and guidance of family and friends, he discovers that the supernatural blurs lines with the mind. Written as an homage to RL Stine and MD Spencer, this book is short but sweet.

146 pages, Paperback

First published October 10, 2013

About the author

Christian Bewell was born in Edmonton, Alberta in October of 1990. His father is a warehouse worker and his mother is a student in university in the social work program. His older sister is a mother of two and her husband is a millwright. Christian shuffled back and forth from home to home and even spent time in a women's shelter with his mother and sister. He has worked retail jobs and is currently in school for upgrading. Christian has been a vegetarian since 2004, openly bisexual since 2006 and has atheist, capitalist and anarchist leanings. He wrote Affinity over the course of the 2010-2011 holidays and published it on Valentines day.