Serial killer psychology examines behaviour shaped by compulsion, control, and detachment. These posts explore patterns, motives, and mindset—where violence is rarely impulsive, and what appears ordinary often conceals something calculated beneath the surface.
Step into the world of SEETHINGS, a dark psychological fiction trilogy where trust fractures, morality bends, and dangerous people hide behind ordinary smiles. Explore free excerpts from both novels, meet the characters, uncover their secrets, and discover why some darkness remains hidden until it’s far too late to escape.
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What causes people to hear voices that aren’t there? This deep dive into auditory hallucinations explores schizophrenia, trauma, neurological disorders, grief, sleep deprivation, and documented real-world cases that blur the line between perception and reality. A dark psychological journey into the frightening ways the human mind can distort sound, memory, and truth.
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He isn’t born evil—he’s revealed. Beneath civility, beneath marriage, beneath routine, something ancient waits. Watching. Learning. Feeding. This is not a story of a monster arriving, but of one awakening—quietly, intimately—inside a man who still smiles, still speaks, still pretends he’s human.
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Modern crime scenes confess through DNA science. What looks simple on screen is anything but. Behind every match lies painstaking science, fragile evidence, and human error waiting to derail justice. In this unsettling reality, DNA doesn’t just solve murders—it exposes how close truth and illusion truly are.
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Mitchell Felding appears ordinary—until the cracks show. Beneath a failing marriage and quiet routine lies something darker: control, secrecy, and a mind slipping beyond restraint. This character spotlight explores psychological tension, intimacy breakdown, and the subtle evolution of a man no one suspects—until it’s far too late.
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The experience of encountering someone who interrupts conversations to regain attention, feeling entitled to be the center of focus. The author reflects on their past tolerance of such behavior but now chooses to walk away, prioritizing personal comfort and meaningful social interactions over engaging with attention-seeking individuals.
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It’s been a long time coming, but Forman is well on the way to becoming the latest Koontz. If you haven’t read his style of hard-hitting dark fiction, check it out now. It’s an intense, well-crafted approach to dark thriller writing. You won’t be disappointed. Title: SEETHINGSAuthor: Michael Forman SEETHINGS, a dark fiction novel penned
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Most serial killers don’t look like monsters—they look like everyone else. They work, marry, and move unnoticed through everyday life. This piece explores the psychology behind men who blend in, revealing how normality becomes their greatest disguise—and why we consistently fail to recognise the danger standing right in front of us.
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There’s a version of a killer most people are comfortable with. He’s broken.Obviously awkward.Damaged in ways that leak through his pale skin. He prefers dark places. You can see the evil in his eyes. That version is safe. Because if monsters look like monsters, then we can see and avoid them. But the most dangerous
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You’re a writer. There are a gazillion ways to arrange letters and words to make murder happen inside the pages of your fiction. You’ve got a character who is doomed, and now it’s time to bring your best words together to commit your special kind of crime. You’re creative, which means you’re observant and have
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