Mi nombre es Raro Thomas

Odd's ability to see spirits adds a unique twist to the mystery and horror elements. I'm curious whether this idea was inspired by personal experiences or other stories.

Koontz manages to keep the tension high while also exploring Odd's inner struggles. How did others connect with the more heartfelt moments amid the horror?

The small-town vibe feels so lived-in and adds to the sense of lurking darkness. Was the town based on a real place or purely fictional?