The Ghosts of Partition Street

A supernatural Tales of the City, The Ghosts of Partition Street chronicles the interconnected lives led inside a venerable Brooklyn brownstone. When aspiring writer Daniel Miller moves into the aging building, he unwittingly drafts an ancient text capable of opening the gates between the living and the deceased. It is called the Libromuralis or Book of the Wall. Now the book's original author plots to return from the dead with Daniel's new neighbors as his resurrectionists.

A former child star; a schizophrenic FBI agent; a sister in mourning; an enigmatic gay couple: one by one, the residents of 210 Partition must confront an elusive enemy and their most private demons. The Ghosts of Partition Street explores the transformative powers of grief, the many ways in which we can be haunted, and how far we'd go to undo the inevitability of death itself.

	Apt #5. A struggling writer saddled with creative paralysis and a desperate need for any form of inspiration, he becomes the newest resident of 210 Partition Street after moving to New York and subsequently getting dumped by his girlfriend.

	Apt #2. A barista at a local coffee shop, The Flying Saucer; as the anniversary of her brother's death approaches, her depression sends her on a spiritual quest to find peace with a world she no longer trusts.

	Apt #4. A reclusive federal agent on leave from the bureau who can't help taking his work home with him; he's still investigating a grisly series of murders that has left his colleagues baffled.

	Apt #1. Margo's co-worker at the Saucer, a performance artist and former child star grappling with the emotional fallout from her fleeting fame.

Apt #3. The building's longtime tenants, the young and impossibly beautiful couple live a seemingly carefree life of quiet aestheticism accompanied by Simon, their sassy cat.