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Rehearsals for Oblivion, Act I: Tales of the King in Yellow
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2006
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Eldritch Blue: Love & Sex In The Cthulhu Mythos
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2004
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Twas The Night Before Christmas
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Disposable
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“I could smile at the right times, nod in the right places. I could pretend to be normal enough to drive, to date, to have a boyfriend. Maybe that’s all ‘normal’ ever was. Pretense.”
― Disposable
― Disposable
“The game of predator and prey had already begun. I just didn’t know which side I would end up on. Or if I ever had a choice.”
― Disposable
― Disposable
“After that, the dark damsel wasn’t a fantasy anymore. She was me—this time stitched together from silence and survival, waiting to be rescued… or ruined… or both.”
― Disposable
― Disposable
“I could smile at the right times, nod in the right places. I could pretend to be normal enough to drive, to date, to have a boyfriend. Maybe that’s all ‘normal’ ever was. Pretense.”
― Disposable
― Disposable
“After that, the dark damsel wasn’t a fantasy anymore. She was me—this time stitched together from silence and survival, waiting to be rescued… or ruined… or both.”
― Disposable
― Disposable
“The game of predator and prey had already begun. I just didn’t know which side I would end up on. Or if I ever had a choice.”
― Disposable
― Disposable


