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I'm not really a human Bill fan, but I wanted to draw this loser in a yellow suit, so guess who it is.
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Were you in any school clubs?
Yes, in school for something academic
Yes, in school for a sport
Yes, in school for an art
Yes, in school for a language
Yes, in school for something else
Yes, outside of school for something academic
Yes, outside of school for a sport
Yes, outside of school for an art
Yes, outside of school for a language
Yes, outside of school for something else
No, but I want to be
No, and I never want to
I said "school" clubs in the title on accident and it won't let me change it - ignore that
I figured some people have edges that don’t allow them to slot neatly into the holes society expects them to fit into, that was all.
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Craig Davidson
The Saturday Night Ghost Club by Craig Davidson
This city is haunted by ghosts.
All of its themes come together well in the end, and filled me with that knowing sense of sadness that instantly makes you revisit memories of moments in your youth looking for cracks and inconsistencies. But, seeing as I found it on the Goodreads list of "Readers' Favorite New Horror Books", I wanted significantly more 'horror' than this had to offer. The fact is, Craig Davidson's The Saturday Night Ghost Club is barely a horror book, at all. It's a coming-of-age story about memory and the piercing of that thin veil between childhood and adulthood. It’s a study of grief as a ghosts; a rumination on the traumatic memories we've been burdened with and those we've since stowed away.
6.5/10
-Timothy Patrick Boyer.
Is it spooky season yet?🎃👻
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More fall reading, almost to the end of my October TBR!!
I drew some babygirls at my family reunion hehee
Some of my favs:
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