Charlene Elsby
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April 2019
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Violent Faculties
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2024
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2 editions
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The Devil Thinks I'm Pretty
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2023
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2 editions
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Hexis
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2020
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3 editions
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The Organization is Here to Support You
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Bedlam
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2023
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Psychros
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Red Flags: Stories and Other Disturbances
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MUSOS
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Letters to Jenny Just After She Died
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Affect
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Charlene’s Recent Updates
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Charlene Elsby
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Grant Wamack's review
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The Organization is Here to Support You:
"Charlene Elsby’s latest book reminds of Franz Kafka’s The Trial and Thomas Ligotti’s My Work is Not Yet Done with a dash of Severance. An absurd, dark, and cloying look at office life and how it consumes you.
This book is so well done and captures the" Read more of this review » |
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"My thoughts on How I Killed The Universal Man by Thomas Kendall::::::::
John Lakerman is a journalist in the nearish future. He's investigating a new unregulated drug that enhances and alters reality for the user. Those that can afford new tech have a" Read more of this review » |
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Charlene Elsby
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Grant Wamack's review
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Red Flags: Stories and Other Disturbances:
"Reading Charlene Elsby tends to give me anxiety and make my stomach clench up. There’s something dreadful in her prose and the magic she wields in her pen. Red Flags is a fun yet intense endurance test for those who like their fiction darker than dar"
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Charlene Elsby
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Benoit Lelièvre's review
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Red Flags: Stories and Other Disturbances:
"There are shades of a different Charlene Elsby here. One that's still as brainy and hyperraitonal, but that can also show vulnerability and empathy depending on the circumstances.
Not in a earnest, straightforward way (nothing about Charlene Elsby's " Read more of this review » |
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“I felt the semen expand through my body, through my torso, knees and elbows and into my fingertips. I felt when it crossed the blood-brain barrier and made me worry even more I’d lose him, not only because of what I’d done and who I was, but also because of the devil in the water stain spreading across my ceiling tile.”
― The Devil Thinks I'm Pretty
― The Devil Thinks I'm Pretty
“...It's an atemporal verb, like the universe is rational. The universe is not currently being rational; it is rational despite the time. Eternity is coming, not like a wave about to crash over a cityscape, but like a wave in which we all are and always have been drowning.”
― MUSOS
― MUSOS
“Freedom is being assured that every moment before eight thirty is my own time, and they won’t have any of it.”
― The Organization is Here to Support You
― The Organization is Here to Support You
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