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have recently realized, accepted, & embraced that i am a horror head! in film and lately, in literature...especially if having to do with liminal spaces. what can i say, i love the spook! I haven't read House of Leaves YET (iykyk) but just picked it up from the library. also trying to branch out into classics...currently reading Frankenstein. what else belongs on my tbr?
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2 months agopangtastic
I read House of Leaves a few years ago. It was creepy. I gave my copy away to a friend lol (I am not a horror head)
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