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Friday Feels- September 18th, 2020
Happy Friday Night Worms! Let’s chat about book to screen adaptations? I’ve had this on my mind since I read THE OUTSIDER by Stephen King. I still haven’t watched the series and I’m not sure if I will because I’m scared it will ruin the boom for me (can you tell I liked that one?).
With the upcoming series THE HAUNTING OF BLY MANOR on the horizon, I want to rewatch THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE. I loved the novel it’s based on by Shirley Jackson and the show...
Friday Feels- September 11th, 2020
Friday Feels-2020 Sucks But Your Reading Doesn't Have To
Last year I read 142 books. To some people, that number is massive and to others, that’s small fries. I was CONSTANTLY reading in 2019. I decided to not give myself a Goodreads reading goal in 2020 because I figured I would keep up my reading pace from 2019. I thought that nothing could ever impact the way I read. I mean, I have twin toddlers and I still get a decent amount of reading done. Like a lot of people, I have struggled with depression for a long time.
...Friday Feels- August 28th, 2020
Happy Friday Night Worms! This might sound weird, but after a long week, I like to sit down and read some good ole fashioned gory horror. One of my favorite horror sub-genres for this is body horror. Body horror is a sub-genre where the main feature is the graphically depicted destruction or degeneration of a human body. You may be surprised at what is considered body horror that you have already read. The Ruins, The Troop, Annihilation, The Hellbound Heart, Off-Season, and Geek Love just to name a few popular books in the body horror...
Friday Feels- August 21st, 2020
Happy Friday Night Worms! I hope everyone is well and staying safe. So, there have been some things going on in the indie horror lit community as of late. If you know, you know. It’s not my place to make a PowerPoint and explain it all. And I’m definitely not here to rehash any of it because honestly, it’s draining and it makes our community turn on each other and forget why we are all here and connected in the first place. So instead of feeding into all of the controversies, I thought we...