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Be scared of everything : horror essays

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    Author: Counter, Peter
    Summary:

    "A collection of literary horror essays. Combining cultural criticism and memoir, the book is a fun, accessible, spooky, and affecting reflection on the virtues of fear, frailty, and insignificance."--

    Genre: Canadian nonfiction, Essays, Literary arts
    Original Publisher: Picton, Ontario , Invisible Publishing
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781988784625

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Abstract

"A collection of literary horror essays. Combining cultural criticism and memoir, the book is a fun, accessible, spooky, and affecting reflection on the virtues of fear, frailty, and insignificance."--

Genre
Canadian nonfiction
Essays
Literary arts
Publisher (Source)

Picton, Ontario

Invisible Publishing

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