Don't Fall For Weird Books
Jocelyn CodnerAnother dangerous, book-focused newsletter. I hope it's worth it.
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Favorites, Fears, and Plans
I think David Lynch knew what he was doing when he died on the 15th. His last act of life (dying) refocused our attention on the power and beauty of art, of being a weirdo, of being comfortable with existing outside the norms. It refocused...
Where Eagles Dare
There is an icon living close to me. You might mistake her for a regular woman at first, but you would be disabused of that notion rather quickly. This woman is a runner, and she is dedicated. She always looks close to death but runs like s...
Tell Ghost Stories Tonight
On Christmas Eve, my family lights a bonfire outside (weather permitting) and gathers around with our warm(ing) beverages to tell ghost stories. Some of these stories are personal accounts, some are old tales passed down orally, and some we...
The Bell is Calling You
I know I’m not the only person who has felt the foundations of their perceived reality shifting over the past few years. The rules in which we exist in have been changing rapidly, and even as someone who appreciates change, it’s a lot to ha...
Consume: A Tragic Coming of Rage
The horror novella I read this month, Consume by Kourtnea Hogan, absolutely blew me away. It was a five star read for me, and I sincerely hope you all check it out. I get into it more in-depth below, but it really pulls at the thread of ado...
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