P. Hightower
@teyrnon.bsky.social
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Starving Writer, Introverted Storyteller, Pen-and-Paper Gamer, Foolish Idealist, Far Horizon Romantic, Lover of Weird Conversations, & Armchair Philosopher
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Can anybody recommend some Horror-Lite novels or anthologies?

#Horror #Books #Anthologies #Novels
That feeling when you've figured the problem out enough to solve the current issue, but not sufficiently to know how to keep it from happening again.
Lest we forget, you should always remember to turn your jacket inside out when entering an enchanted forest. I can't stress enough the importance of this basic precaution. That said, you absolutely should not have an iron nail anywhere on your person. That's just asking to be pelted with acorns.
That feeling when someone tells you the etymology of something is completely enigmatic and inexplicable, but you spend fifteen minutes in a library and discover that it's entirely explicable and well-documented.
I'm having trouble getting into the spooky spirit this year. Does anybody have any inspirations for finding that wholesomely creepy mood?
I don't know who needs to hear this today, but a flamethrower is not a tool for melting butter! For the love of all that is good, put that thing down and just microwave the butter on a plate for 15 seconds!
How often do you discover you forgot to charge your phone at the most inconvenient time? Mine is down to 6%.
How subtle is too subtle?
What is the most Southern Gothic thing you can think of?
In case there's any confusion: I neither need nor desire suggestions. I have my name. This post exists because it took considerably longer and involved a much more involved thought process than I anticipated it would when I decided a name for the place was needed. I just wanted to say it was hard.
Coming up with a good name for a fictional bookstore proved much harder than I anticipated.

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If you see a guy running full speed, and he shouts at you to run too, do you run or do you wait to see what he's running from?
My main surprise in seeing articles about AOL ending dial-up service is learning that AOL is still around.
Maybe the weird part is never having done a single one of those things?

The only thing I've never done is walk around with a boombox on my shoulder. I've never been built for that kind of thing.
Whisk me away to: Alien Vistas, Bustling Starports, Thriving Space Stations, Floating Cities in the Sky, Galaxy-Spanning Empires, Sufficiently Advanced Starships, Forlorn Ruins of Dead Civilisations, Primeval Forests on Distant Worlds
A 1750-calorie cupcake? Yeah, that's a hard pass for me.
"You can start at the beginning."

"Which beginning?"
Is this a game about running a supermarket or shopping in one? I'm assuming the former but you never know.
Okay, I'm seeing lots of ads for coffee-like products that aren't coffee, and all they're doing is convincing me to stick with real coffee.
I gazed into the abyss and listened to the howling murmurs.

It sounded crowded, so I drew a curtain on it and walked away.
Random thought for the day: Has anybody else ever wondered how often the word forearmed turns up outside the phrase "forewarned is forearmed," these days?
You walk into a room and spot a diorama of the room complete with a figure that looks like you standing over a diorama. How do you react?
Uhm, last time I had sensations like that, my neurologist called it neuralgia.
As to the "sex makes us human" thing, I've yet to hear anyone with any credibility assert that. It's just something random people on the internet say. It's demonstrably nonsensical. "Sex makes us mammals" is truer but still not inclusive enough to be accurate.
I'm not sure I'd put it past corvids to make horror movies if provided with equipment.