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Revision as of 16:16, 10 March 2022
| Author(s) | Die Booth |
|---|---|
| Published | September 21, 2021 |
| Genre(s) | Horror |
| Age group | Adult |
Making Friends (and other fictions) by Die Booth is a collection of adult horror stories, originally published September 21, 2021.
Contents
Trigger Warnings
Author-Provided 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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Representation
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