If you ever wanted to know about my childhood fears, a major answer can be found in Ian McDowell's "Formative Frights: Weird Fiction Writers on What Scared Them as Kids," along with similarly early creep-outs from Gwendolyn Kiste, Gemma Files, LC von Hessen, John Langan, Nadia Bulkin, and Ramsey Campbell, among others. Now, of course, I write endlessly about shape-change and transformation, the interplay of faces and masks. See also that one time I wrote a sex scene with a bog body.
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- 1: Just like a bad plot, I won't tell you why
- 2: I'll ring twice, like the postman always does
- 3: There's no kind of atmosphere
- 4: Anything you crave, a certain curse
- 5: How about I create a mess and then solve the mess and then I'll be a hero
- 6: Never tasted anything like you before
- 7: None of us are traitors till we are
- 8: Swimming through these long-forgotten lands
- 9: Sifting through centuries for moments of your own
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