Why Read and Write Horror?
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Even though it's not a genre for everyone, author T.J. Payne considers why
people read and write horror stories.
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2 comments:
A beautiful and ancient Eastern problem, bringing to mind the Insolubilia of Zippy.
Have we buckled our seatbelts and returned the trays to upright position yet?
It's nice to be able to be reflective, light and witty about this problem. During the four years I worked for a Chicago-based company (I lived in New York and was on planes for them at least four times every week), I basically lived in a completely amnesic, disconnected state. Curtis
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