Is True Horror Seeing Something Approach or is it not seeing it until it's much too late?

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Sudopod, episode 713, July 17, 2020.

This week's story, you can stay all day by Mira Grant.

Red for you by Kitty Sarkozy.

Hello everyone, welcome to Sudapod, the weekly horror podcast.

I'm Alistair, your host, and this week's story was originally published in 2017 in Knights of the Living Dead and reprinted in

El and thatlow's best horror. Our story this week comes from Miragrant, which means it actually comes from Shore and McGuire.

Shore and McGuire is one of those authors who pulls double duty as a force of nature.

In addition to being the author of the October Day, Urban Fantasy

The Incripted Urban Fantasyes, and encrypted Urban Fantasy, and several other works

both standalone and in trilogies or dualities, she also writes under this pseudonym and

I would recommend you run, do not walk, or go for your conveyance of choice to your nearest book purveyor

and purchase the news flash books because they are extraordinarily good.

In her spare time, Shorman records CDs of her original filk music and is a cartoonist and draws an irregularly

posted autobiographical web comic called with friends like these, as well as generating a truly

ridiculous number of art cards

surprisingly enough she finds time to take multi-hour walks blog regularly watch a

sickening amount of television which is the exact right amount by the way

maintain her website and go to pretty much any movie with the words blood, night, terror, or attack in the title, which again, best kind. Most people believe she doesn't sleep. Shaughnan lives in an idiosyncratically designed labyrinth in the Pacific Northwest

and was the winner of the 2010 John W. Campbell, now astounding, which sounds far cooler, award for best new writer.

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