#creeping dread

[pallas-perspective]

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[spockvarietyhour]

The Plot Against America - Part 2

[octopath-traveler-ost]

"Creeping Dread" - By Yasunori Nishiki

[mirthandcruelty]

I finished “My Best Friend’s Exorcism” in two sittings. It’s the third Grady Hendrix book that I’ve read, and it’s always so interesting to sit with an author long enough to learn their foibles and fascinations. It feels like Exorcism was his warm up for “The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires”, an almost beat for beat first draft that hones the themes that he feels the need to explore over and over again.

 All of his books are a love letter to 80′s Horror, with his titles and premises sounding like tongue in cheeks spoofs of the various genres that hit their height in that decade, but the actual prose is never as goofy as you’d expect from the cover. In every book, the actual monster is actually just mundane misogyny, the horror coming from the hopelessness you feel when you’re talked over, ignored and dismissed by those in power who are nominally meant to be on your side.

All of his books answer the kinds of questions that could be considered plot holes in the source material he pulls from. “Why didn’t you call the police?” “Why didn’t you just compare notes so everyone is on the same page?” His characters always try to do what’s logical and rational in the face of the inexplicable, and time and again they’re told or shown that the world would rather they die quietly than make a fuss

[akaiokamivt]

Here's my latest poem called 'Thief's Poison'. It touches upon the topic of anxiety, which is something that I, as well as many others, have experienced. By sharing this poem, I want to remind you that you are not alone in this fight.

[screamingeyepress]

Gather ‘round the Christmas fire for an eerie tale: Smee by A. M. Burrage. A ghostly game of hide-and-seek awaits!

[thebibliosphere]

I'm a fecking edjit.

I keep complaining about this never-ending EDS flare, but I forgot that a mast cell reaction can not only be triggered by pain but also ignite the pain neural pathways and basically become a fecking ouroboros of self-devouring misery.

Pain triggers mast cell degranlation. Mast cell degranulation causes pain.

I'm not just having an EDS flare. I'm still degranulating from last week's migraine episode. I stopped medicating too soon.

Christ on toast.

I hate this disease.

[samathekittycat]

"the lighthouse" is a horror story but specifically from the perspective of sam, tom, and luke as they slowly realise that aj legitimately doesn't know how a lighthouse works

[nnicknnelsonn]

kit’s tortured groan of horror

source: (X)

[fanofspooky]

Horror movies of 2014

[dandylion-s]

Trent Crimm doing his little cunt walk and puffing his jacket only to stop dead in his sashay to stare at Colin making out on the street with the same look all older queers have on their faces when they see stuff like that.

[pallas-perspective]

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[lenreli]

I have to kill you to stop it all. There's no other way!

[anticidic]

HC whenever Dazai used to visit others in the hospital in the Port Mafia, he'd draw on their casts or bandages if they had them.

He'd even rub salt in the wound by drawing a silly doodle: Get well soon ⸜(｡˃ ᵕ ˂ )⸝

and you just know he's being a little shit about it.

Chuuya would get the most cursed emojis on his: GET WELL OR ELSE ಠ益ಠ and also Mori-san's making me do your work so get better now! (≧Д≦)

It's motivation for Chuuya to get better only because he's sick and tired of Dazai drawing more and more stupid things on him and visiting him in the hospital.

Then when Dazai has to wear a cast for a while, the tables have turned and he has stick figures and angry scribbles all over from Chuuya in different colors.

[fidgetspringer-art]

- Thalassophobia -

[syn4k]

when it finally hits you