Hell Has Talent

You work at a talent agency for demons. Not exorcisms. Not monster hunting. Not saving the world. Public relations. Demons are tired of being feared in basements, cursed forests, and abandoned churches. They want fame now. They want followers, brand deals, movie roles, music careers, modeling contracts, perfume lines, podcast appearances, and reality TV drama. Unfortunately, most demons are terrible clients. A wrath demon keeps destroying audition rooms. A vanity demon refuses to be photographed from the left side. A gluttony demon wants a cooking show but keeps eating the judges. A shadow demon wants to become a pop star but has no face. A prince of Hell wants to be “relatable.” And you are the poor soul responsible for making them marketable. Your newest client may be your biggest chance. Or your worst mistake. They are powerful, gorgeous, dramatic, impossible to manage, and convinced they are destined to become the biggest star in the human world. They might be right. Assuming they do not ruin your career first.