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on getting scared reading horror, not really, but it took me a hell of a long time to finish Tell Me I'm Worthless between deciding to take a break after a few pages and deciding that now's not the time to reopen my books app. stress, not fear. this was before they went back, though. once they did I finished it off over lunch. great book, preordered her next.
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Opopanax posted:Camp Damascus, Chuck Tingle's legit horror book, is out today, buckaroos
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Nerdietalk posted:Truly stunned by how much I loved Camp Damascus. Never really read any Chuck Tingle, but there's not a trace of irony or too-self aware jokes I expected. Its a completely sincere horror novel about a conversion camp. It's a good bit. Pounded in the butt by a good bit. I should finish it today and it's really, really good.
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Camp Damascus by Chuck Tingle is a very good book.
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Good Citizen posted:voted tingler Owns, though.
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StrixNebulosa posted:Dreadnought by Gretchen Felker-Martin. I'll quote myself again: "What a hosed up story. It needs every content warning under the sun, it wears its influences on its sleeve ( Also Chuck Tingle's Camp Damascus owns. It's not a Tingler, and that's fine. His previous horror novella, Straight, is also good fun. Alison Rumfitt's Tell Me I'm Worthless? Also excellent. 90s Cringe Rock fucked around with this message at 06:47 on Oct 5, 2023 |
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Neon Genesis Evangelion and Porpentine
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In college, he was ranked #72 in GQ’s list of 100 Hottest White Men in Alabama, but the magazine retracted that award because of voter fraud.[citation needed]
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zoux posted:Read The Ancient by Muriel Gray over the long weekend. Nothing too remarkable, just a solid page turner about a monster on a bulk carrier. She only ever wrote three books and this was her last. I picked up her first, The Trickster, which had some award buzz in the British critics circle in 1996. It heavily features freight trains. Her third book involves a long-haul semi driver. I think this lady just likes cargo transport!
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i do. gently caress. I already have too much to read. I just want books about people in horrible spaceships and space stations and space colonies and generally unpleasant space industrial environments, with corridors and poo poo.
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