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BookishTrish
Tender Is the Flesh | Agustina Mara Bazterrica
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This was darkety darkety D A R K dark

Reggie lol 3d
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BookwormAHN
Exquisite Corpse | Poppy Z. Brite
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I love this book, but I forgot how bleak it is. Andrew, a British serial killer, fakes his own death and ends up in New Orleans, where he meets Jay, another serial killer. Together, they team up to find their next victim 🖤
Warnings: lots of them, and for those who have read Brite's books, then you mostly know what you're in for.
#ReadYourKindle @CBee (March)
#Pantone2025 #eclipse @Lauredhel

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JoeMo
Tender Is the Flesh | Agustina Bazterrica
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This dystopian novel in which cannibalism is legalized due to a virus making animal meat poisonous to humans. The scary thing is I could see something like this possibly happening. This is a dark story and I‘ll admit the characters aren‘t really likable….but the story was unique enough with effective world-building to the point it kept my attention with a twist or two I wasn‘t expecting at the end!

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DoonTheGoon
Tender Is the Flesh | Agustina Bazterrica
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At one point during my reading, I put the text down, turned to my spouse, and said "This is a profoundly f*cked up book." That's about all that needs to be said.

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khooliha
Bailedbailed

I do not think this burgeoning subgenre is for me: too much cross over with "literary horror", too slow a burn. A single nightmare is the first 60 pages of a horror novel (while the rest is a basically straightforward family drama) just... isn't enough for me.

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ARTDJG
La route | Manu Larcenet
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🖤🚸

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Lkempf
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This read of a Korean American student that is having issues with racist men and the desire to eat their eyeballs.

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MysticFaerie
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3⭐️/5⭐️

Love the cover... but for me, the book was just ok.

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RamsFan1963
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26/2025 Cannibalism. It brings up horrible images, Hannibal Lector and his fava beans, but humans and animals have a long history of cannibalism, for survival, for medicinal reasons, for rituals, for conquest, and sadly for pleasure in some. Fortunately, the author sticks to the scientific reasons, and isn't lured into the sensational aspect with serial killers like Jeffery Dahmer and Ed Gein.
4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ #Read2025

IMASLOWREADER ohhh this sounds interesting 3mo
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SomedayAlmost
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👁️Sunglasses & sleep mask needed after reading this Stoker-award-nominated chiller about a Korean-American college student trapped between racist, chauvinistic men and her growing hunger for eyeballs. Unique, clever, scary read during my work trip to Hawaii. I am now afraid of eyeballs. 👁️ #horror #unique #clever #diversebooks