Sam Kench
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South of the Mason-Dixon
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2022
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The Fall of Polite
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Sins of the Father
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(Rating for the titular story only, not the collection) It's a classic for a good reason. Impressive that it doesn't feel dated so many years later and even more impressive that it packs so much into just 11 pages ...more | |
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I believe Universal Harvester effectively accomplishes what it sets out to do, though it seems clear that John Darnielle had intentions for the story that don't line up with what I was hoping to get out of it. The character work, sense of place, and ...more | |
"changes in perspective, evolving through a mystery of recordings over VHS tapes and cult personalities and missing people that their families call out to. following the characters and immersed in their POV before you’re snapped out and put into first"
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I'm an avid poker player with an interest in True Crime and the "journey" style of non-fiction storytelling. This should be right up my alley, but I found myself getting more and more annoyed with the author the more I read for two main reasons. The f ...more |
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Positively Fifth Street: Murderers, Cheetahs, and Binion's World Series of Poker:
"This is another example of a potentially good story that was badly edited. Or, more likely, not edited at all. The story was, or at least I think was supposed to be, about Ted Binion's murder and the author's experience playing in World Series of Pok"
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"This year and last, I read about 90 Creepypasta stories total (both online and in print), and in so doing, I discovered some new and newer horror authors writing tales in this subgenre, which I’d loosely describe as website postings purporting to be "
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