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On this SEVENTH NIGHT OF HALLOWEEN, in the throes of our cellular derangement, we descend through visions of rapture, where a millennia of Eros and Thanatos disintegrate and re-coagulate.
During our descent, we "DISSOLVE" with Logan Berry:
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Ellroy Reads is back with a look at Tim Willocks' heart-pounding thriller Green River Rising, described by James Ellroy as the greatest prison novel ever: youtu.be/jY3rJEeLSAk?is=-XgG…
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Whale Review officially launches today and is open for submissions. We accept English poetry, English translations of poetry, short fiction and nonfiction works, and reviews. We look forward to your submissions. Please visit our website for more details 👇 whalereview.uk/#submissions
"Victim was reported 'to have
Just been about
To start a brand
New day, a brand new life.'"
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My band - Camp Winapooka - dropped an ep awhile ago, I dont think i ever posted it here but you can download free and if you want us to come play your book release show we would love to do that. 🤟
campwinapooka.bandcamp.com/a…
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On the FOURTH NIGHT OF HALLOWEEN, our minds are filled with nightmares, writhing in our skulls like snakes, after our incursion into the red-dark room.
For our final double feature of this slate of cryptfire tales, we present two of those nightmares:
FUTURES and PRODUCT OF FEAR
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Traditional Ichimatsu dolls in a wooden hallway. Photo by Yoshihiro Tatsuki, Japan
Evolved from children's toys into cherished home treasures, these dolls feature human details like real hair and authentic silk kimonos, and are believed by some to protect against bad luck.

































