Haunts

by George Jansen

Haunts presents an amazing ride through the back alleys of San Francisco, into a rehearsal studio filled with jealousy, violence and ghostly apparitions, all existing in a city as wondrous as it is repellent. George Zumpo, a down on his luck "half-breed" arrives in the City seeking his wife, his dog and his Volkswagen Westfalia Camper. There he meets homeless drunks, crazy cocaine snorting musicians, and a loose family of friends living in a 1970's South of Market warehouse. A novel as funny as it is dark, as tragic as it is hopeful, Haunts is a captivating portrait of people down on their luck.

192 pages, Paperback

Published September 6, 2018

About the author

George Jansen has collaborated on half a dozen technical books concerning computer languages, operating systems and email. His first novel, "The Jesse James Scrapbook" was published by Hilliard & Harris in 2003. His second, “The Fade-Away,” was published by Pocol Press in 2007. Both were republished by Fool Church Media in 2017. His third novel, "Haunts" was published by Fool Church Media in 2018. He currently resides in Pleasanton, California with a ridiculously fat cat. He is also an Honorary Mouseketeer.