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He sent a harsh email to ICE's top official. 5 months later, federal agents tracked him down
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He sent a harsh email to ICE's top official. 5 months later, federal agents tracked him down

Two thoughts about this story are warring for attention in my brain:

  1. This is a disturbing story of government trampling free speech

  2. Bravo to whomever chose that selfie as the lede photo. 10/10 trolling, no notes

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u/theysayimadreamer666 — 4 days ago

Looking for slasher lit with no supernatural elements

I'm in the mood for a slasher where there's no hint of the supernatural. Not only is the killer a baseline human, but neither the characters nor the narrative ever give any indication that it's a possibility.

I've read Final Girls by Riley Sager, which I really liked, and The Final Girls Support Group by Grady Hendrix, which I hated. Other slashers that I liked but don't fit this requirement are the Indian Lake trilogy and Breathe In, Bleed Out.

Any length, format or author is welcomed. I have no problem with gore but prefer to avoid graphic depictions sexual violence. Thank you!

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u/theysayimadreamer666 — 1 month ago