1948. Portvieux City. A scandal photographer shoots a brutally murdered woman through his lens.
But only he can see her.
Thrust into a mystery that threatens his very reality, the Photographer must uncover the truth about the missing woman before he’s framed for the crime.
Reviews
Clay is clearly a powerful writer, able to lift images out of the ordinary and into originality.
The Adelaide Review
It reminded me a little of Paul Auster’s New York Trilogy, another noir narrative that slipped from the hardboiled into something else. That’s a big comparison but the writing here is solid, making this a very well executed debut.
Iain Ryan
Dark and beautifully paced, Double Exposure is a fascinating combination of noir styling with paranormal elements that work in a seamless manner… Cleverly constructed, and particularly for this non-enthusiast for the paranormal, unexpectedly believable, Double Exposure is written with considerable aplomb and style.
Australian Crime Fiction
Pulpy noir with a spectral twist; really good stuff.
Lindy Cameron
Double Exposure is a love letter to hardboiled’s dirty past that never lets us forget the urgency of the present. Kat Clay writes like a weapon, an author whose pen takes no shit from anyone.
Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Author of DEVIL’S ADVOCATES: SUSPIRIA and FOUND FOOTAGE HORROR FILMS: FEAR AND THE APPEARANCE OF REALITY