Writing for anyone who has ever yelled instructions at a movie screen, Dr. Eldritch allows the reader to vicariously slap some sense into those characters who descend unarmed into a murky basement to search for a serial killer. His responses to letters are insightful and often sarcastic, but always filled with advice for those who are threatened by the unusual or supernatural:

"Let's see, you think a highly-advanced alien race has overcome the tremendous scientific and technical challenges in developing interstellar travel, and is using the vast resources this represents to risk hurtling through billions of miles of cold, lonely space to... eat your crackers?"

Drawing from action, adventure, horror, espionage, and comedy, "Ask Dr. Eldritch" comments on the conventions and clichés of genre fiction. Some of the situations addressed by Dr. Eldritch are:

• A gruff federal agent wants to rid himself of his sensitive, sandal-wearing, New-Age partner.
• A college senior's mischievous imaginary childhood friend returns fifteen years later, but this time he's real.
• A farmboy suspects his sweetheart is a werewolf.
• An ancient Sumerian god wants to know how to get modern followers.
• A spy resents a certain foreign agent who always gets the glamorous assignments, best spy toys and all the beautiful women.

I hope you find the idea of publishing the collected letters of "Ask Dr. Eldritch" appealing. Thank you for your time and consideration!

Sincerely,

Evan M. Nichols
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www.AskDrEldritch.com