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smokingbootThank you to everyone for your thoughts on horror. Intensely interesting.
See, I have a problem. The things that frighten me aren't. Interesting I mean. Or intense for that matter.
I have a busy month ahead; I should be writing. But I need to get admin out of the way first and this means phoning my accountant and asking what she needs. I'm afraid to, because she's really going to tell me off. Plus there's lots of filing and washing to do.
Wow. Move over Hitchcock.
See, I have a problem. The things that frighten me aren't. Interesting I mean. Or intense for that matter.
I have a busy month ahead; I should be writing. But I need to get admin out of the way first and this means phoning my accountant and asking what she needs. I'm afraid to, because she's really going to tell me off. Plus there's lots of filing and washing to do.
Wow. Move over Hitchcock.
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Date: 2008-11-05 09:59 am (UTC)I find myself how or in what form he came back.
I love the whole thing you did with the cats, telling and not telling, letting your player create her own fearful story. Familiarity and irrelevancy have their place in horror, warping the everyday, which to me is where the real tingle starts.