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Is This a Cry for Help?

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We All Rot Eventually: A Horror Novella by Mia Ballard

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Because Lars is dead, Ricky is a joke, and the only thing I know how to do is make them watch me.

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“This place feels like Stardust and A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Labyrinth had an orgy and popped out a slightly bougie baby behind a baseball field.”
― Delilah S. Dawson, Bloom

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“The cold in Beijing was a knife that pierced into one’s skull, unapologetic and determined.”
― Dawn Chen, Dawn's Cozy Horror Corner: A Queer Chinese Diaspora Horror Short Stories Anthology

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“(although I enjoyed journeying the six-mile walk to the nearest girls’ school to stare at the pupils and play ‘Count the consumptives’).”
― Virginia Feito, Victorian Psycho

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