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※A profound collection of original and imaginative horror. By focusing on the natural world, Franklin finds unique ways of exploring the unnatural, mining existential fears in ways that are deeply moving. I loved it.” 每 Chuck Tingle,
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※Franklin＊s intimate chamber pieces recall the blood-soaked melodrama of Emily Carroll and Junji Ito, as well as Stephen Gammell＊s illustrations from Alvin Schwartz＊s Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark series. Though the vignettes are not explicitly interconnected, the often-queer themes and repeated visual and thematic elements suggest a shared universe〞where mysterious plants and fungi act both as metaphor and looming threat to the existential joys and terrors of the human body. It＊s a tantalizing new entry in the queer horror canon.§ 每
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