JK Steffens, Ghost Debunker, has a Supernatural Meeting in Short Story “Davidson House Spirits”

Hunterdon County, New Jersey (16 March 2025) – JK Steffens, spirit breaker and self-declared champion of the annual paranormal claims debunking contest of the Tri-county Investigative Association for Research on Beings of Otherworldly Origins in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, has been joined by two ghosts.

They challenge Steffens’ announcement that the “Davidson House spirits are a fraud” and offer a deal to prove the spirits are real in exchange for help finding the Stationmaster. Steffens repeats the spirits are fake and is thrown against the wall by an unseen force.

The ghosts offer again, Steffens accepts, and all three are transported to a deserted railroad track.

Excerpts from “Davidson House Spirits” will be continued . . .

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Written by William E. Spear, Jr., “Davidson House Spirits” is one of eight stories being developed for publication in 2025. Other titles include:

  • “Freaks from Another Planet”: Two friends reflect on parenting and grandparenting as if they were discussing alien life forms.
  • “Just One More”: Stranded in a blizzard, an individual learns the most wanted is not always the most needed.
  • “Paper Placemats at the Stack’em Up Diner”: An eighth grader gets a job to buy Christmas gifts but receives more than a paycheck.

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About the author:

William E. Spear, Jr., born in the Midwest and raised on the East Coast, is influenced by classical music, the Temptations, and Bob Seger. He writes quiet stories; the ones that might otherwise go unnoticed.

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Author: William Spear

William E. Spear has written for audio since 1994. His book, "Lit Between the Ears, Volume One: Chekhov, O. Henry, Spear and Tarkington On the Air," was released on July 31, 2006. He founded Two Plus Plus Productions LLC in 2006 and is President. He founded Hunterdon Radio Theatre in 1999 and has written over 15 plays since. Spear's work has been broadcast in New York and New Jersey and his plays have been published on web sites across the country.

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