Literary Ghosts

Ghosts are the spirits of dead people who manage to retain a link with the world of the living which allows them to stay behind. Depending on the number and strengths of their links with the living, Ghosts can remain for great lengths of time, and they can influence people and things in the real world as well.
Few potential links for a Ghost are as strong as art, and even among art, few things are as personal and connecting as is writing. Writing is one of the most personal and intimate forms of art imaginable, for words are people's very thoughts, the stuff of their consciousness, made manifest in concrete form.
As such, the Writer's League is inundated with Literary Ghosts, the spirits of writer's past. Chaucer, Longfellow, Hemingway, Poe and more are all dead - and yet all are very active within the halls of the League.
== Facts: ==
-Exorcists and other Supernaturals with the ability to interact with spirits will find it significantly easier to make contact with the Ghosts of dead writes if they operate within the Writer's League.
-Literary Ghosts often aid members of the League to master their craft, and to help with more mundane, day-to-day problems as well.
-Literary Ghosts favors the Writer's League, but they will also favor other Adepts whose activities and affiliations are in line with their personal taste (Poe favors Resurrectionists, Shakespeare favors members of the Knights of the Round, etc.).
-Literary Ghosts are not pets! They do not come when called, and the League honors and respects them and their accomplishments in the literary arts. Treat them as honored members of the Chapter who are deceased and not as cheap props!
Category:Spirit
Category:Writer
Category:Death