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[Irfken]

I'm loving reading the responses on this thread. So to answer your questions:

1. I had to wrack my brain on this one but ultimately I came upon a rather repugnant relative of mine.
2. I love swimming, I go every evening to our local pool. It's great exercise and good for my asthma.
3. I didn't have any inkling so I took an online quiz and got the Owl. I think that's inaccurate though, it's too majestic for the likes of me. If I had to pick someone, definitely Linda Belcher or Mindy Kaling as their personalities mirror my own.

My questions for the next person:

1. If you could trade places for a day with a celebrity, who would it be and why?
2. Do you love your job? If not, what's your dream job and why?
3. What's your favorite movie to watch on days you're feeling down?

[Alondra]

1) Oprah; so I could transfer a few million to my account and pay off my bills.
2) I enjoy my job, but don't love it. My dream job would be as a librarian. Books; duh
3) LoTR.

My questions for the next person:

1) What author would you like to have dinner with (living or dead)??
2) Favorite book that you read this year?
3) When did you first start reading horror??

[Sassy Sedusa]

1. Charles Bukowski

2. that's a tough one to answer
Prison School, Vol. 1
i've been enjoy this series.

3. in my teens.

my questions for the next person:

1. what's is your favorite comic book brand
2. a horror book you like to reread
3. what toppings do you like on your pizza

[Oscar]

1. DC Comics
2. Dracula
3. Mushroom, Bell Peppers, and Onions

1. Your favorite band that you haven't seen in concert?
2. Best Summer trip you've taken?
3. Last cartoon you watched?

[Isa]

1. Urfaust
2. Greece
3. Tomb of Dracula (Yami no teiô kyuketsuki dorakyura)

My questions for the next person:

1. Last song you've listened to?
2. One of your guilty pleasure movies?
3. Favourite comfort food?

[Sharon/ LFrog1386]

1. Margaritaville in honor of Jimmy Buffett, followed by All Star by Smash Mouth (RIP to both singers!)
2. From Dusk to Dawn (the original)
3. Cheeeesseeeee!

My questions for the next person:

1. What is the most exotic place you have ever visited?
2. What is your favorite band/singer?
3. Favorite horror movie genre (slasher/paranormal/zombie, etc)?

[Erika]

Sharon/ LFrog1386 wrote: "1. What is the most exotic place you have ever visited? 2. What is your favorite band/singer?
3. Favorite horror movie genre (slasher/paranormal/zombie, etc)?"

1. Beaches in Valencia, Spain
2. Argh! This one is so difficult as I have so many favorites, in several genres! I'll go with two lol (NIN and one of my fave female singers Florence Welch)
3. Supernatural Horror


For the next person:

1. What is a favorite scent of yours?
2. What is the last thing that made you genuinely laugh aloud?
3. When is the last time you went to the cinema and what did you see?

[LTJ]

1 - Coffee
2 - A comedy special on Netflix
3 - Joker, it's been a while since I've gone to the cinema but that movie was incredible

For the next person:

1. Who is your all-time favorite band or musician?
2. What is your favorite kind of coffee or tea?
3. What was the last 5-Star you loved and will never forget?

[Kelly]

1 - Lowest of the Low
2 - Peppermint tea. I never acquired the taste for coffee even though I love the smell.
3 - "A Study In Scarlett" by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. It's like comfort food for me.

For the next person:

1. An author you'd like to have dinner and/or a drink with?
2. The least common genre that you read?
3. When you're not reading, what are you most likely doing?

[Diane]

This is cool and I'm glad I stumbled upon it!

1. I discovered Stephen Graham Jones after reading The Only Good Indians, and I haven't been disappointed since. Having a drink and discussing the wealth of horror trivia that I bet he knows would be so cool.
2. Romance novels? Not for me.
3. I'm an author, so hopefully I'm writing. Also, trying to catch up on so much TV...

For the next person:

1--What book, movie or TV show got you started on horror?
2--That one character you dressed up as on Halloween?
3--Have you ever heeded the advice of a Magic 8 ball?

[Darlene]

1. Book-Night of the Living Dead (I think, but I was always a fan of Scooby Doo)
2. Fry Guy (McDonald’s lol)
3. Try Again🤣

1. Have you as a child either had a dream/nightmare or scary situation that you later on in life related to from a scene in a movie?
2. A book that you’ve read that hasn’t been, but you would love to see as a movie?
3. Have you ever run up your basement stairs like your life depended on it?

[GWX]

1: I've had many dreams of existing casually in a relatively public place - be it Museum, Castle, Movie Theater, School, whatever - when suddenly, some threat manifests itself and makes me feel in mortal danger (usually a tiger), and starts killing everyone as I desperately run in slow motion while trying not to be noticed. The closest a film has ever come to recreating this feeling was in Jordan Peele's 2022 film Nope, which I loved quite a bit and recommend going into blind. If you've seen it, you probably know what part of it reminded me of this.
2: It isn't a horror book, but Goodbye Eri by Tatsuki Fujimoto is an absolute masterpiece that's probably more deserving of a cinematic treatment than any other manga, like it or not - you'll understand why when you read it. Highly recommend, greatly looking forward to the Look Back movie this year.
3: Yes.

1: What book do you wish most that you hadn't gotten spoiled for you? (If you haven't been spoiled for any books, I envy you and would instead ask what book you most strongly don't want others to get spoilers for.)
2: What's your favorite character from a horror book (be they final girl, vicious monster, loveable sidekick that dies immediately, whatever)?
3: What kinds of things scare you most in horror books?

[LTJ]

1 - I have never gotten a book spoiled since I don't tell friends what I'm reading and when I do start a novel, I avoid any reviews or updates on them. So when Stephen King drops his next new novel in May, I'll stick to Goodreads updates and that's it

2 - Pennywise since that is the craziest killer clown I've ever read in a book. I remember reading IT as a teenager and I loved it so much since it genuinely creeped me out so much

3 - Demonic possessions by far. If it's written right, it creeps me out to where any little noise I hear at home makes me double-check things

1 - What is your all-time favorite moment when visiting a library or bookstore?

2 - Do you listen to music while reading? If so, what genre?

3 - If you could meet your all-time favorite author in real life, dead or alive, what would be the first thing you tell them?