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The Audsley Chimera – Animal experimentation, referenced animal death, mention of stranger danger, kidnapping, implied experimentation on a child.
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Making friends – Body image, objectification, implied killing, implied dismemberment, reanimated body.
  
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Hearts of Gold – Curses, posthumous removal of teeth.
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Stone ghosts – Drug use, dysfunctional family, police, disrespectful use of ‘it’ as a pronoun.
  
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This is the Life – Zombies, missing persons.
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Junk medicine – Violent attack, police.
  
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The Dust Bunnies – Childhood fear, child death.
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Things the sea brings us – Grief, implied loss of a baby, gossip, abandonment.
  
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To be Heard – Death, carbon monoxide poisoning, loneliness.
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The left behind – Civil war, ghosts.
  
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Play Ball – Childhood bullying (with slight homophobia, no slurs), controlling parent, rats, drowning, corpses in water.
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Your punishment is – Vampires, graphic gore, mob lynching, graphic descriptions of hanging (historical context, 18th century England).
  
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Waifs – Body image, food, implied eating disorder.
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Family – Dysfunctional family, stalking.
  
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The Ghost Bride – Death, implied grave robbing. Please note that whilst this was carefully researched and I hope respectfully written, it was published before I became educated enough to leave writing about other cultures to authors belonging to those cultures.
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Not today – Father planning to leave his family.
  
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Sphere Music – Characters laughing inappropriately at a disaster, apocalypse, mention of mass suicide, mental illness, self-injury.
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Nix – Mention of supernatural kidnapping, saved from drowning.
  
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Life Skills – AI decommissioning.
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The night post – Fire, flood, nightmares, implied bombing, implied death, mention of war.
  
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Don’t be Afraid of the Lights – Spiders, phobia, hypnotism.
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Whole wide world – Coming out, reunited with estranged father. Character banter includes brief teasing
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about weight gain, colloquial use of the word ‘mental’ and a joke about cigarettes being called ‘fags’.
  
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Twice a Day with Water – Drug addiction, implied illness, implied mental illness, loneliness.
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Badass – Hospital setting, mention of injury.
  
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Maketh the Man – Drug use, memory loss due to substance use, zombies, manipulation.
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The headless army of Charlie Close – Misnaming, brief description of cut finger.
  
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The Fourth Ape – Animal death, taxidermy, human taxidermy, murder.
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A murder – Dysfunctional relationship, manipulation.
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Somebody’s truth – Mention of death.
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The cat in the window – Creature, haunting, character death, brain tumour, mummified cat.
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Neverburied – Menacing entity.
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Wine-drowned sorrows – Graphic descriptions of drowning, graphic descriptions of corpses under water, vomiting, nightmares, haunting.
 
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Revision as of 22:12, 24 February 2022

My Glass is Runn
Cover of My Glass is Runn by Die Booth
Author(s) Die Booth
Published August 13, 2016
Genre(s) Horror
Age group Adult


My Glass is Runn by Die Booth is a collection of adult horror stories, originally published August 13, 2016.

Trigger Warnings

The following warnings can be found on the author's website:

Making friends – Body image, objectification, implied killing, implied dismemberment, reanimated body.

Stone ghosts – Drug use, dysfunctional family, police, disrespectful use of ‘it’ as a pronoun.

Junk medicine – Violent attack, police.

Things the sea brings us – Grief, implied loss of a baby, gossip, abandonment.

The left behind – Civil war, ghosts.

Your punishment is – Vampires, graphic gore, mob lynching, graphic descriptions of hanging (historical context, 18th century England).

Family – Dysfunctional family, stalking.

Not today – Father planning to leave his family.

Nix – Mention of supernatural kidnapping, saved from drowning.

The night post – Fire, flood, nightmares, implied bombing, implied death, mention of war.

Whole wide world – Coming out, reunited with estranged father. Character banter includes brief teasing about weight gain, colloquial use of the word ‘mental’ and a joke about cigarettes being called ‘fags’.

Badass – Hospital setting, mention of injury.

The headless army of Charlie Close – Misnaming, brief description of cut finger.

A murder – Dysfunctional relationship, manipulation.

Somebody’s truth – Mention of death.

The cat in the window – Creature, haunting, character death, brain tumour, mummified cat.

Neverburied – Menacing entity.

Wine-drowned sorrows – Graphic descriptions of drowning, graphic descriptions of corpses under water, vomiting, nightmares, haunting.

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