Sarah Combs, WHEN SHALL WE THREE MEET: A Ghost Light's Tale
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The novel's title draws its inspiration from the famous opening lines spoken by the Three Witches in William Shakespeare's Macbeth. In this story, the ghost light—a traditional single bulb left burning on a dark theater stage—serves as a supernatural portal. The plot follows a protagonist named Lydia, whose spirit is pulled through the ghost light's portal, transporting her back in time to New York City's Bowery Theatre in the year 1849.
Sarah A. Combs worked as a professional actress, starring in off-Broadway productions, regional theatre, and daytime dramas before focusing on teaching drama and directing high school theatre. She is a member of Actors' Equity and holds a BFA in musical theatre performance and an MA in theatre education. In 2017, she was named Hudson Valley Magazine's High School Teacher of the Year. Sarah is an honorary lifetime board member of the Sharon Playhouse-a professional theatre in Sharon, CT. She enjoys hiking, traveling, and cooking cuisines from the countries she's visited. Her first book, Theatre Ghost, is a middle-grade paranormal novel set in an old vaudeville theatre. She lives in the Hudson Valley.
Sam Rebelein is the Bram Stoker Award–nominated author of Edenville and the short story collection The Poorly Made and Other Things. He holds an MFA in Creative Writing from Goddard College, with a focus on Memoir and Short Fiction. His work has appeared in PseudoPod, Bourbon Penn, Gamut, The Deadlands, Ellen Datlow’s The Best Horror of the Year, and elsewhere. Edenville also received a Wonderland Book Award for Best Novel. Sam lives, writes, and teaches in Poughkeepsie, NY.
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