Dark Witches & Mystical Misfits
An Absurdly Humorous Urban Fantasy
by
Ritchie Kemp
Genre/s:
Fiction, Fantasy, Paranormal and Supernatural, Humor, Action and Adventure, Science Fiction
Subgenre/s:
urban fantasy, humor and satire, superhero science fiction, action & adventure fantasy,
Book Description
In the dark, quirky world of Mystical Misfits, supernatural chaos meets urban fantasy! Follow an unforgettable group of flawed heroes as they stumble through thrilling, hilarious, and heartwarming adventures.
Meet the team:
•A toothless, heartbroken vampire
•His estranged countess’ lover
•A dumpster-diving minimalist hoarder
•A witch whose spells never seem to work
•An acrobatic mime with a sailor’s vocabulary
•A furless, body-building werewolf who’s quite the flirt
•A not-so-funny stand-up comedian
•A headless hairstylist with a passion for jack-o-lanterns
•Their disgruntled group counselor with split personalities
Perfect for adults and mature teens, Mystical Misfits is a one-of-a-kind story about friendship, resilience, and the hilariously absurd. Get ready for a laugh-out-loud urban fantasy where the supernatural and absurd collide!
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How much input did you have on the cover of The Haunted Cathouse on Alder Lane?
Hello Ritchie,
The cover design of The Haunted Cathouse on Alder Lane caught my attention and prompted me to look a little more closely at the work. The combination of a haunted brothel, quirky ghosts, a small-town mystery, and a darker serial-killer thread gives the book such an unusual atmosphere and distinctive identity.
One question I’d genuinely love to ask is: how much input did you have on the cover, and did the final design capture the atmosphere you had imagined for the story?
I’d also be interested to know, from the author’s side, what was the greatest challenge you faced in bringing the book to publication?
I’d be very interested to hear about the experience behind the book and what that journey was like.
I hope to hear from you soon.
Warm regards,
Evie
Posted by
Evie Wyld
On
Oct 6, 2026
