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Tag Archives: monsters
Book Review: Wolves of the Calla by Stephen King (The Dark Tower #5)
This book suffers in much the same way the fourth book does: it is slow. Walks when it needs to run, as if fighting against itself, fitfully roving towards a pay off like a damp-fused firework. King seems to try … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adventure, Arthritis, fantasy, horror, monsters, Robots, Salem's Lot, science fiction, Stephen King, The Dark Tower Series, Thriller, Vampires, Wolves of the Calla
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Book Review: Something Wicked This Way Comes by Ray Bradbury
Initially, I wasn’t sure how well this book was going to work. It supposedly dealt with the same existential issues as Dandelion Wine, but simultaneously tells a story meant to inspire horror. Obviously, it’s possible, it’s just a tricky business … Continue reading
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Tagged Bradbury, classics, demons, fantasy, horror, monsters, Ray Bradbury, sci-fi, science fiction, Something Wicked This Way Comes, Supernatural
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Call of the Water
The sound of the waves splash hard against the jagged rocks scattered across the shore ad infinitum. They all came here, first humbly, then in droves. They came to see the creature that just sat there, listening. One day they … Continue reading
After the End
Dressed in enough layers to warm the dead, he wandered in from the street, caked in ash and smelling of chlorine. Through the ashen death coat his eyes showed a perfect green almost glowing in the toneless world behind him. … Continue reading
Book Review: Who Goes There? by John W. Campbell
It’s a novella that was the basis for a movie that apparently everyone but me actually saw in some form or another. That being said I’m not so disconnected from the cultural zeitgeist to be unaware of it’s existence, so I … Continue reading
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Tagged characterless, fear, horror, inspired a major motion picture, John W. Campbell, monsters, murder mystery, novella, psychological, pulp, Review, The Thing, Who Goes There?
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Murder in Blank Spaces
Tied to an exterior support beam of a house hidden by trees, a man screams, hands clasped together, wrapped in adhesive red tape. The sounds of the whip claps across his back like bemused applause. A camera watches, a man, … Continue reading
Posted in Something Else
Tagged camera, civil war, monsters, the conflict you cannot see, torture, war
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