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[ SECRET POST #2841 ]
⌈ Secret Post #2841 ⌋
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Re: Based on #9
I definitely think they've influenced me. I'm not sure if they've made me a fan of horror per se. The thing is that they're definitely scary, but they're not really full-out, balls to the wall horror. It's a lot more about atmosphere and more subtle, conceptual frightening things, which is still probably my preference. Exploring these mysteries that have some kind of terrifying truth at the center of them. And I find that a lot of genre horror isn't really about that and kind of just doesn't work for me. But I absolutely love ghost stories and stuff like that, and I think you could use a lot of the same language to talk about many of my favorite writers as an adult (James Blaylock for instance is exactly that).
So there's far more words on that topic than were really warranted, haha.