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AT White’s tale is beautifully written, such gorgeous turns of phrase. Haunting.

Jesus, Owen Egerton’s story is brilliant.

Sarah Bolger’s tale is flawless in every way

Ugh, of course Justin’s story is incredibly well-written and deeply complex and a lil terrifying. “Taut”, not “taught”, though.

These stories get better and better. Loved the formatting in Aaron’s story, the structure, the final punch, the depth and nuance of emotion, and the immediacy of that writing. Like okay, maybe I am used to the Moorhead-Benson narrative style and like fall into it easily — most times — but this was so gripping from the word go. I was afraid it wouldn’t be.

Oof, the Cargill story is Excellent. Also the first without a spelling mistake or punctuation goof.

Malachi Moore’s writing style reminds me so much of Lovecraft: verbose, full of dread, teetering on obscure but grabbing clarity just in time

why am I not surprised that Jay Baruchel is an excellent writer of prose?