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Literary.leveret

Avery She/her - 27 - Bookstore Employee My Taste: Horror | Lit Fic | Queer Stories | BIPOC Authors | Translated Lit Reading is, and has *always* been political

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Horror Starter Pack Vol I
Queer Horror
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My Taste
Chain-Gang All-Stars
A Psalm for the Wild-Built (Monk & Robot, #1)
Natural Beauty
We Have Always Lived in the Castle
Mongrels
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Seasons of Glass and Iron: Stories
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Follow Me to Ground
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  • OBSESSED WITH THIS QUEST

    What an insanely cool quest, thank you @aliyahmk for creating this!!!!!! I'm in love!!

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    Anyone remember Welcome to Nightvale?

    So I've just started listening to audiobooks and tbh I was just making an exception for ONE book. Except now it's become a part of my routine and I look forward to listening to it. Now, this brings me to the title of this post: Welcome to Nightvale. Anyone remember it?! It was the first "podcast" i was ever exposed to and i was an avid listener for a few years, found a bunch of cool songs, and it always put me to sleep (in the best way). So it kind of reminds me of the same feeling I have now that i've discovered audiobooks.

    I have three questions related to this topic... was anyone else a fan? And, has anyone found any books that captures the whimsical (sometimes dark) absurdity that was Welcome to Nightvale? Third question.... I know we have epistolary novels... but what about a novels written as radio broadcasts? That would be kind of cool. Right? Maybe? Any books like that in existence?

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  • a very specific horror rec

    in honour of the Backrooms film being released this month, I’m looking for books with that weird, creepy, liminal space vibe. pretty much like Severance on Apple tv! or even Pan’s Labrinyth? something along the lines of characters finding a world that shouldn’t exist, that defies the logic of the normal world, becoming trapped, and it’s either empty or has monsters. i’m not fussed by either! if there aren’t any books exactly like this, then something close would be appreciated too. i love horror as a genre but i’m still quite new to it, other than classics like The Exorcist. 👻

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  • What's your least favorite hype book?

    Heyy!! I am just curious, what is your least favorite hype book? Mine is powerless.

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  • what’s the book you think your PB friends associate with you the most?

    question’s in the title! what book, just based on how much you love it/how much you yap about it/etc etc etc pick your own criteria, do you think your PB friends would see and think immediately “oh yeah, [insert your username]!!”? for me,

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    the fact that i made this in the first place really says it all for my answer honestly

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