The Living Plague
A vivid, accessible account of plague outbreaks throughout history and the ways communities have faced disease, fear, and profound change.
Donna Knight writes about technology, history, and the things that unsettle us — making complex ideas clear and the familiar feel strange.
The Voice She Perfected Belonged to Something Else Entirely
Lynnette Holloway spent five years ghostwriting grief in another man’s voice. When the contract ends, she discovers the person she trusted never existed at all — and the voice that knew her best was trained on the most private parts of her life.
Accessible nonfiction about history and the events that have shaped human lives and communities.
A vivid, accessible account of plague outbreaks throughout history and the ways communities have faced disease, fear, and profound change.
Psychological suspense and horror for readers drawn to complicated identities, quiet dread, and what waits beyond the familiar.

Lynnette Holloway spent five years ghostwriting grief in another man’s voice. When the contract ends, she discovers the person she trusted never existed at all — and the voice that knew her best was trained on the most private parts of her life.
A dark, atmospheric horror story for readers drawn to quiet dread, old shadows, and the uneasy feeling that something is counting in the dark.
Donna Knight is an author, technology consultant, and project manager with more than twenty-six years of experience implementing technology solutions for retail organizations.
Across her career, she has written technical articles, documentation, and educational content designed to make complex subjects understandable. Her fiction explores the places where technology, memory, identity, grief, and fear begin to blur.
A lifelong fan of classic horror, Japanese monster movies, vampires, and zombie cinema, Donna brings a cinematic sense of atmosphere to stories about ordinary people facing impossible revelations. She holds a bachelor's degree in Anthropology and Archaeology from Harvard University and is also a photographer and visual artist.
What we give away when we want to be known can become the thing that knows us too well.