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Keekee Smith
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Early Adopter by Julie Sevens
Heebie-jeebies-inducing! As more real-world companies compete to make unerring universal translators and tech companies are accomplishing futuristic feats, the potential plausibility of this story (especially with con artist types involved) is enough to make the skin crawl.
— Mar 21, 2024 12:09PM
Heebie-jeebies-inducing! As more real-world companies compete to make unerring universal translators and tech companies are accomplishing futuristic feats, the potential plausibility of this story (especially with con artist types involved) is enough to make the skin crawl.
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Keekee Smith
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In Your Image by Kia Delmas
An interesting transformation story that leans a bit toward gross-out horror.
— Mar 26, 2024 06:23PM
An interesting transformation story that leans a bit toward gross-out horror.
Keekee Smith
is 85% done
The Resurrectionist by Bryan Young
I kept waiting for the scare but suspense and anticipation seemed to be the strongest elements at play. I did enjoy the flow of the short, as well as Young’s writing style.
— Mar 26, 2024 06:08PM
I kept waiting for the scare but suspense and anticipation seemed to be the strongest elements at play. I did enjoy the flow of the short, as well as Young’s writing style.
Keekee Smith
is 81% done
Within the Naga’s Coils by Rachel Searcey
I was expecting a little more from the title dealing with the naga, but it was overall a good story.
— Mar 26, 2024 05:05PM
I was expecting a little more from the title dealing with the naga, but it was overall a good story.
Keekee Smith
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As a person with a uterus, I adore the concept of it floating peacefully in a moonlit pool until I need it or becoming beautiful gems at the bottom of the pool if I don’t. A perfect summary of the way specifically cis-women are often ignorantly reduced to whether or not they can bear a child, their wants or well-being be damned. As John put it, “Without her womb, she is nothing, an empty specter with no purpose.”
— Mar 26, 2024 10:44AM
Keekee Smith
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World of Angel by Johnathan Heart
A fascinating concept that I feel could be endlessly explored. I failed to see the horror, but it enthralls me nonetheless.
— Mar 24, 2024 07:12PM
A fascinating concept that I feel could be endlessly explored. I failed to see the horror, but it enthralls me nonetheless.
Keekee Smith
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Whole Again by Emma E. Murray
Oof. This one hit deep. Grief is such an insanely personal entity. It’s not a far stretch to say this could happen to any one of us. It’s truly a scary thought.
— Mar 24, 2024 03:55PM
Oof. This one hit deep. Grief is such an insanely personal entity. It’s not a far stretch to say this could happen to any one of us. It’s truly a scary thought.
Keekee Smith
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Intoxication by Lindsey Ragsdale
Despite a moment of soft gore, this story was sweet. I would read a series about Jake and Thalia. I didn’t find anything frightening, but it was a great read.
— Mar 24, 2024 01:26PM
Despite a moment of soft gore, this story was sweet. I would read a series about Jake and Thalia. I didn’t find anything frightening, but it was a great read.
Keekee Smith
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The Rotten Cradle by Demi-Louise Blackburn
I couldn’t get into the story and didn’t feel the horror. I wonder if it had been a longer piece if that would be remedied.
— Mar 23, 2024 05:17PM
I couldn’t get into the story and didn’t feel the horror. I wonder if it had been a longer piece if that would be remedied.
Keekee Smith
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Run Through the Pain by Taylor Ketterer
Whether by reality or hallucination, I doubt I’d ever have the grit to do what Sam did. It wasn’t horrifying, but it’s definitely a situation you wouldn’t want to find yourself in.
— Mar 23, 2024 11:55AM
Whether by reality or hallucination, I doubt I’d ever have the grit to do what Sam did. It wasn’t horrifying, but it’s definitely a situation you wouldn’t want to find yourself in.
Keekee Smith
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By Bridget D. Brave
The horrifying aspect of this short for me is that I could believe someone would do this. The whole time I was reading this I was shaking my head. It’s a mix of disbelief, disgust, and dismay. By the end, I was utterly appalled. I’ll be thinking about this one for longer than I’d like to, that’s for sure.
— Mar 22, 2024 07:43PM
By Bridget D. Brave
The horrifying aspect of this short for me is that I could believe someone would do this. The whole time I was reading this I was shaking my head. It’s a mix of disbelief, disgust, and dismay. By the end, I was utterly appalled. I’ll be thinking about this one for longer than I’d like to, that’s for sure.
