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Celestia Bloodshed — 5 months ago(October 31, 2025 08:58 PM)

cursed, scarred & forever possessed

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See? I told you Our Share of Night is ****ing awesome! I'm actually not a huge fan of what I've read from Paul Tremblay, so I never got around to Horror Movie. Pet Sematary was a great choice for King and Shirley Jackson and Mary Shelley are, of course, amazing. Haven't read the others.
Notably missing from the list are Peter Straub and Stephen Graham Jones.
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