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"...one starry night, under the stars."
What kind of redundant bullshit...

"And now, all that is left, is distortion. A white noise, of you."

I feel like this one focuses on death a lot. Or maybe just grief. Which is fine and all but I'm having trouble connecting. It's from the perspective of the author, but as he helps others? That's not what I was expecting, or used to. Honestly, I prefer to read about how the author feels so I connect with them and the work. Not connect with people I don't know, people who are nothing more than words on a page to me.

Why is this saved under a box set? It's two different books. Sure they go together, but I feel like I should get points for reading each on separately. Especially since it's R.H. Sin and he's kind of a toss up for me.
Which is why I'm renting these, and didn't buy it out right.
Don't get me wrong, I know a lot of people like him, but he's still 50/50 for me.

I get why Jonah was disappointed, but I think knowing the other nightlights really would make the show better in some way.
And 100% Don Berman wears cheap shoes. And he's an asshole.

Okay, so was it the Holy Ghost, or is Jennette OCD? Because the locking and unlocking the door five times sounds like an OCD thing.

Non-fiction books are such long reads for me. But at least I'm slowing getting helpful information.

I love how short the chapters are in this book, it makes my AutDHD brain very happy.
I also love the narration style and the subtle humor of it.
Granted, if the book was published under the character's name as a pen name, I would partly believe it. Hell, I still partly believe it.
Isn't it just wonderful how our brains can't separate fact from fiction? That what we feel for fiction is real feelings?

Honestly, I'm so tempted to get a matching stuffed cat.
Merch for this book doesn't exist! There's no fandom that I know of and it drives me insane sometimes.

Finally being introduced to Catso and Evil Miss Frankenheimer!