I've been to both Boston and Baltimore. I not entirely convinced the people there aren't aliens.Um, actually born in Boston, Massachusetts, January 19, 1809
Died Baltimore, MD October 7, 1849
I'm pretty sure that makes him American.
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I've been to both Boston and Baltimore. I not entirely convinced the people there aren't aliens.Um, actually born in Boston, Massachusetts, January 19, 1809
Died Baltimore, MD October 7, 1849
I'm pretty sure that makes him American.
The joke was directed towards your response, not towards the op. You proved me wrong so I hit back with a badly edited image.Uh, huh, if you say so. This isn't a joke thread, though, so making sure the information given is accurate in response to the OP's question.
I can only speak to the Bostonians but they are a breed onto their own and damn proud of it.I've been to both Boston and Baltimore. I not entirely convinced the people there aren't aliens.
So was ET.I can only speak to the Bostonians but they are a breed onto their own and damn proud of it.
Junji Ito is Japan’s hp lovecraft, I recommend you read a short story by him. Though he writes comics instead of novels if that matters to you. I suggest “The Enigma of Amigara Fault”This is a wonderful start! Thank you all so much!!!
Additional categories: any recommendations for horror by south asian, east asian, latin, or Caribbean authors? So far a number of people I've asked have recommended the Indian horror show Ghoul, but I haven't gotten book recommendations.
Junji Ito is Japan’s hp lovecraft, I recommend you read a short story by him. Though he writes comics instead of novels if that matters to you. I suggest “The Enigma of Amigara Fault”
Daphne du Maurier (The Birds, Rebecka)
I forgot Lauren Beukes (The Shining GIrls, Broken Monsters)
Yes I think I was confused because he lives/lived in Crouch End, didn’t King get the idea for the short when he got lost looking for his house?I thought he was British.