I don't need scary books anymore. I simply read the NYT's political section nowadays.
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The novel that terrified me in my teenage years was "Salem's Lot" by Stephen King. The thought of living in a small town and having a stranger move in as people start to disappear still creeps me out and keeps me from moving to any small community.
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@GRLFreitas
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All I saw was “Neil Gaiman” and knew I’d be quite happy or sad. Glad to be the former
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What's fascinating is how a few of these authors don't know better than to reveal some pretty key details about these stories, as if to say, "Here is a story I really enjoyed. Now allow me to deprive you of the capacity to enjoy it as I first did." Authors are assholes sometimes.
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Dont blame them. They think everybody has read those stories already.
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That can't possibly be true. One of the authors I'm familiar with actually spoiled the book he was writing the damn *introduction* for. He just doesn't have the wisdom or self-restraint to know what he's doing.
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Mein Kampf?
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it's all a bit of cat and mouse game
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