Horror writers tend to be a pessimistic bunch, but even he couldn't have seen such callous disregard for other peoples wellbeing becoming commonplace.
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Also, give one of my (first) short stories a read!https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/fte11x/my_final_call_as_a_police_dispatcher_has_scarred/?utm_medium=android_app&utm_source=share …
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Seanan McGuire tweeted about this underestimation not too long ago! I remember rereading her Newsflesh series at the beginning of quarantine and thinking “oh, the CDC is clearly way more competent in this universe”
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Seaman McGuire who wrote a whole series about how the world adapts to a zombie virus that will always be with us and a Presidential election, has talked a little about why she doesn't write in that universe about the now time: Because it's depressing. The series is Newsflesh.
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I re-read "Oryx and Crake" by
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I hated that book because I feel like it’s gonna happen tomorrow.
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Plus whatever happened to the Murder Hornets B-story? Where’d that plot go?
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Seems like maybe they only underestimated the US and maybe the UK. Most other developed nations have taken responsibility on a whole different level from us.
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I read Wanderers by
@ChuckWendig last year and loved it but turned out to be creepily prescient
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