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Hal Johnson
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Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods: Twenty Chilling Tales from the Wilderness
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2015
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Immortal Lycanthropes
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2012
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The Big Book of Monsters: The Most Ghastly Ghouls, Bloodcurdling Beasts, and Wicked Witches from Classic Literature
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2019
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Greasers in Greece
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New York State of Fright: Horror Stories from the Empire State
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Albion II
Harold Bloom has said that Blake’s prophetic work is “in proportion to its merits the least read body of poetry in the English language,” and now that I’ve read all of Albion, I would like to propose this poem as a rival. I’m not so crazy as to think it’s as good as The Four Zoas (with which it definitely has parallels), but it is so much more less read that it keeps the proportion steady.
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“A shameful fact about humanity is that some people can be so ugly that no one will be friends with them. It is shameful that humans can be so cruel, and it is shameful that humans can be so ugly.”
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“...beneath the temple of Emesa there is a system of special sewers wherein the human blood rejoins the plasma of certain animals. Through these sewers, coiling into broiling corkscrews whose circles diminish the further they descend to the depths of the earth, the blood of those sacrificed according to the needful rites will find its way back to the geological seams, the congealed cracks of chaos. This pure blood, thinned and refined by the rituals, and rendered acceptable to the god of the underworld, splashes the groaning deities of Erebus, whose breath finally purifies it.”
― Heliogabalus; or, the Crowned Anarchist
― Heliogabalus; or, the Crowned Anarchist
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Dan wrote: "what do you think of the hunger games so far it's very different then the movie isn't it"I'm enjoying it so far, although I admit I haven't seen the movie. One movie it is a lot like: BATTLE ROYALE WHAT!!?!
what do you think of the hunger games so far it's very different then the movie isn't it
