Psychological Fiction and Nonfiction
You might not think of Google Play as a place to get books, but it is! Millions of people go to Google Play to download apps for Android phones and tablets but they may not think to look there for…
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Have you ever heard strange thumping or other noises in your house, especially at night? If so, you probably have Polters. Polters are people like us, but more dead. They hate the term “ghosts,” finding it pejorative. They live in…
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Attic Polters is a sequel to last year’s novel, “Polters” (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BV3HG5JB; https://books2read.com/u/mBVzVk). Now the Polters (ghosts) are haunting the attics of old houses in Portland, OR. Astute readers might suspect an attic is a symbol for the mind. Whaaat? Here…
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Death In Mind, a nonfiction essay in philosophical psychology, is set for release January 1, 2024. Death In Mind is volume five in the award-winning Discovering the Mind series. This series of essays is the result of a fifty-year hunt…
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Polters received the Gold Medallion from Book Readers Appreciation Group (B.R.A.G) https://www.bragmedallion.com/award-winning-books/literary-fiction/polters/ Indie-Brag brings together book club members from around the globe. When their readers recommend a book and then it gets a 5-star independent review, then presto! BRAG Gold…
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Reader Views (www.readerviews.com) awarded Polters a rare five-star review. The reviewer wrote, “Polters: First in the Polter Series” by William X. Adams, is a highly entertaining and engrossing science fiction novel with a ghostly theme… If you like novels about…
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Polters, released in March, is a novel about life on the other side of the river that separates the living from the dead. And it has landed on the bottom rung of a tall ladder: the Cygnus Prize Longlist: https://www.chantireviews.com/contests/…
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The BookLife Prize, by Publisher’s Weekly, aims to ” to discover, cultivate, support, and celebrate great works of unpublished or self-published writing by independent authors.” Polters, a new novel from PsiFi Books set in Bardonia, the land between the living…
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Polters was “released” (or did it escape?) on March 1. Readers Favorite.com gives it five stars: Polters is captivating from the very first page. William X. Adams introduces a likable protagonist, Clay Redding, who is full of life yet desires…
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A new novel, Polters, is set for release on March 1, 2023. What is a Polter? It’s a kind of ghost, a lot like us, but more dead. They’re not poltergeists—they hate that term because they have nothing to do…
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