In 1950s England, small-time local villain Eric Tanner has recently found out that he's gay. The news doesn't go down well with his wife, resulting in a violent argument that leaves Eric with plenty of loose ends to tie up before he can flee the country with his boyfriend. But Eric knows all too well that secrets are hard to keep in a street full of curtain-twitchers and spiteful gossip...
Fifty years later, a hotel worker discovers that the room where the ill-fated lovers met in secret is still frequented by their spirits. Recruiting a friend to help investigate the ghostly occurrences, the past and present are set on a chilling collision course.
Inspired by the short story "Rats" by M.R. James, "The Whispering Committee" is a supernatural horror that asks the unnerving question: When we see ghosts, can they see us too?

Lee is a freelance writer, film critic, and narrative designer living and working in Brno, Czech Republic.
With half an education in film studies, he has been obsessively consuming cinema for over 20 years and sharing his thoughts and insights across the web for the past decade. He got his first paid gig for Brno Expat Centre in 2014, covering the local cinema scene for expats and English-speaking film buffs before writing for several other outlets including Way Too Indie, Kafkadesk, Prague Daily Monitor, and Slashfilm.
Aside from writing about movies, Lee has worked as a narrative designer and content creator for a number of indie game developers including Madfinger Games in Brno. He is also the founder of Czech Film Review, dedicated to the cinema of his adopted home country, and the co-founder of the Brno Writers Group and Brno Short Story Competition.
His fiction work includes elements of horror, supernatural, sci-fi, comedy, and social realism, often in the same story.
If you'd like to get in touch, you can reach me at - leerobertadams@hotmail.co.uk