u/Onnimanni_Maki

Menettääkö paljon, jos käy katsomassa sen normaalilta kankaalta? Olen käynyt pari kertaa Itiksen Imaxissa ja sali oli jotenkin huonon tuntuinen (keskirivi ja ylärivi kokeiltu, kumpikaan ei tuntunut sopivalta paikalta).

I found this collection online but there seems to be no information about the illustrations. Are they the ones from Strand magazine?

Why does it always seem to be a liquor store? Why not gas stations?

Examples: Lucifer tv series and Chaos (2005 movie).

What is considered the hardest now that all of them have been out for a while and the current sandbox is a semi-final one?

Ballads played with acoustic guitars are most appreciated.

Edit: Thank you for all the suggestions. I didn't know there were so many songs about sinking ships.

Are there videos of Hema matches with a third person providing live commentary?

For example I haven't heard anything on the internet about the guy who ran against Obama in the last five years. Nor have I heard anyone before Al Gore (he seems to be an exception with how close the election was and his post run activism)

Most of the general story structures/plots are ancient or at least invented by some pre-modern writer like Shakespeare.

The only modern one that immediately comes to mind is Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None as its plot of an isolated group of characters getting killed one by one and the killer is one thought to be dead. The movie Scream is a good example of this plot type.

What I mean by a new type of plot is stories where you can change the details and call it a new story. Scream is a good example of this as it takes in a modern day American suburban house during a teens' party but the basic story of a killer picks up people one by one and turns out to be one of the supposed victims still alive.

I wonder what other books are retold in a different setting with different types of characters but follows the plot beats of the original work in a way that is not straight up obvious.

A collection of horror short stories that are from established authors and are around the length of longish r/nosleep post. I want to see what good writers are able to do with limited character count.

Mane as in the hair that lions have around their necks. Wearable manes would be neck warmers with (faux) hair coming off of it. A mane would be much more masculine than a normal scarf because they remind of male lions who are the epitome of masculinity.

Basically European Muramasa.