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DNF at 7 Percent.
And, left abandoned in a field of belching, farting, puking factories, the rotting four storey Victorian had grown shuttered and autistic.
It's already too problematic for me at 7%.
I am autistic. Buildings are not. Simple as that. ...more
And, left abandoned in a field of belching, farting, puking factories, the rotting four storey Victorian had grown shuttered and autistic.
It's already too problematic for me at 7%.
I am autistic. Buildings are not. Simple as that. ...more
El inicio me remitía demasiado a la fórmula de otros great hits dentro del horror extremo (como Woom o Cadáver exquisito), pero hay un momento muy concreto en que empieza con una deriva más bizarra propia del early bizarro que es lo que me ha hecho valorar su tono indistinguible.
Reading extreme horror can be cathartic. It can be an outlet when life feels like it's too much. When the trauma gets a little too real, the lure of a grotesque, disturbing novel is almost impossible to ignore. Sometimes it's darkly amusing, how gratuitous the disgustingness of this genre can be, but sometimes when you scratch below the surface, a hidden gem exists, waiting to be uncovered.
Honestly. I hated my time reading this book. Never has a book made me so viscerally angry in my life that I ...more
Honestly. I hated my time reading this book. Never has a book made me so viscerally angry in my life that I ...more
I really couldn’t say for certain that I “enjoyed” this book. However, it stuck in my brain for far longer than any other book has. At its roots, Cows is a depressing tale. I couldn’t help feeling bad for the main character, and the conflicts he had to put himself through due to (for the most part) his mother. Then, the thrill of being the top dog (or should I say, top cow), and lavishing the absolute power he had as the leader. Part of me loved this book. Part of me hated it. I had to have a st
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Apr 24, 2024
ashtray
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it was amazing
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I love this book it’s absolutely disgusting but it seems like everything happens for a reason and there’s a lot of commentary behind it. i can’t say much without spoiling. It’s hard to read but also written so well. I really enjoyed it.
TRIGGER WARNING:
lots of poop and bestiality ☹️ yeah… wild ride
5 cows outta 5
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TRIGGER WARNING:
lots of poop and bestiality ☹️ yeah… wild ride
5 cows outta 5
🐄🐄🐄🐄🐄
DISGUSTING. I loved it 😂
Jun 19, 2023
🩶 April • A.M. Flynn • 🩶
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it was amazing
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