K.D. Kulpa is a Canadian horror author and paranormal investigator who has turned a lifelong fascination with the supernatural into a thriving creative career. Growing up in a haunted house in Saskatchewan, she was shaped by the 'bumps in the night' and spent her youth devouring the works of the likes of Stephen King and Anne Rice.

She is the author of the supernatural horror novel COMA and the host of the ParaGhoul Paranormal podcast, where she explores the eerie history and urban legends of Western Canada.

In Season 2 Episode 1 of the Brewing Fiction Podcast, host Keith Leonard (a Deer Lake native) sits down with investigative reporter Grace Wight to uncover the chilling hidden history behind the Main Dam near Deer Lake, Newfoundland.

What began as research into the dam's 1920s construction—a massive hydroelectric project that transformed the area—reveals a darker tale.

Grace shares firsthand accounts of the infamous "Ghost Light" still burning in an abandoned building and hints at her own eerie encounters there, suggesting a lingering spirit.

This episode teases a deeper collaboration: the full fictional story "Ghost Light," coming in January to Keith's Substack keithleonardauthor.substack.com.

A must-listen for fans of Newfoundland history with a supernatural twist!*** This episode is a work of fiction. All characters, events, and supernatural occurrences depicted in this episode are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, or historical events is coincidental and not intended by the author.

Today I’m chatting with Jennifer M.D. Cox, the author of 'Getting to Know You.' Jennifer has a background in creative writing, having minored in it at Alfred University back in 2016. It's fascinating how she now uses those skills as a mental health counselor. We'll be diving into her work with narrative therapy – essentially helping people reframe their personal stories – and how she uses targeted stories in trauma processing. We'll also be touching on the ever-present challenge of social media for authors and the real value of having a strong writing community in your corner.More about Jennifer: https://ninestarpress.com/product/getting-to-know-you/Podcast Homepage: https://brewingfictionpodcast.com