Paramusicology: Stories at the Crossroads of Music and the Paranormal

by Sonya Clark

Music journalist Nikki McGraw thought she'd seen it all, until the night an Elvis impersonator armed with a wooden stake kept her off of a hungry vampire's menu. The world is a much stranger place than she ever imagined, full of haunted instruments, luthier magicians, faery raves, sirens, tulpas, and perhaps the most frightening of all, her own demons. Now she's standing at the crossroads of music and the supernatural. She's going to have to make a choice -- stick with the easy listening, or follow the music that goes bump in the night.

435 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 7, 2021

About the author

Sonya Clark discovered she was a writer at the age of thirteen. Ray Bradbury whispered it to her through the pages of his books. The Vampire Lestat encouraged this lunacy in florid fashion, and Pennywise the Clown muttered dire warnings of what would happen should she neglect her calling. It took many years – many, like, a lot, yo – for her to figure out how to actually finish a manuscript. Once she unlocked that mystery, there was no turning back.

Sonya writes a few different flavors of romance – paranormal, sci-fi, and contemporary. She loves music, has a weird thing for the abstract art of Wassily Kandinsky, and a long-standing obsession with Robert Johnson that will one day result in a blues-themed novel. She lives with her husband and daughter in Tennessee.