Faith Gladwin grew up in Nova Scotia, Canada, and studied Political Science at Dalhousie University in Halifax. She now works at a museum, and in between research work and writing, she tries to keep her houseplants alive and safe from her cat, Cleo. She is the author of The Finalist.
At CrimeReads Gladwin tagged "five chilling novels set in the world of the arts, from theatre to isolated artistic retreats." One title on the list:
De Elizabeth, She Haunts Me StillRead about another title on the list.
Mallory Webb is at Shore College, her deceased mother’s alma mater, for a fresh start with the lead role in their production of Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet—but she ends up digging into the sanitarium-turned-liberal arts university’s bloody history when the demon that haunted her past and caused her mother’s death returns. Ezra, the director of the play, and Saskia, Mallory’s understudy, are drawn into her investigation—and a tragic love triangle—as Mallory races to find out what really happened to her mother, before the same fate befalls her.
Set in 1999 New England, She Haunts Me Still draws on the real-life horror of the vampire panic in this dark academia horror, and the cursed production of Romeo and Juliet unfolds with homages to The Phantom of The Opera, creating an eerie, gothic atmosphere rife with tension
--Marshal Zeringue



