preferably just a explanation as to how it broke a rule. Knowing where a post went wrong is more useful than a link to a list of rules, imo. Petty comments aren't necessary unless it's a known repeat offender.
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preferably just a explanation as to how it broke a rule. Knowing where a post went wrong is more useful than a link to a list of rules, imo. Petty comments aren't necessary unless it's a known repeat offender.
I recently finished the book and thought it was pretty great. Kind of a folk horror / eldritch horror flavor with a pretty good plot twist finale. It revisits the previous books locale, with a new outsider's POV giving a new variation of tension and fear. It's not too gorey or heavy on body horror like Sam Rebelein's…