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I’ve seen lots of reviews commenting on how they don’t like Kathe Koja’s writing style.

It reminds me of Raymond Chandler and Dashiel Hammett, early 20th C hard boiled detective fiction. It’s heavy on vibes and atmosphere. Either you dig it or you don’t. I Love it.

I read this for the first time back in the late 1900s when it first came out, and it hit me like a a brick. Returning to it as an older, slower version of the young man who was so taken with the intensity of it at the time.

I remember this as a book about bodies and obsession and art, industrial tools and metal fabrication, love, bodies in motion, violence, and bleeding flesh.

Grimy, terse, jagged, extremely Nine Inch Nails Broken EP… I love Kathe Koja so much, nobody writes grungy horror this uncomfortable.

The Sims Urbz

Local bisexual autistic woman dates the two worst people imaginable and it makes you SO anxious the entire time

First mandatory book for the body horror class I know this shit gonna be GROSS