Show Notes
IT’S FINALLY HERE 😈 Welcome to autumn, little spoons!!! To celebrate the turning of the wheel, we have some scrumptiously spooky tales to share. Plus, what’s your zodiac sign’s horror movie archetype? Guess you gotta listen to find out 🤷♀️
Stories Start: 07:50
📚Book recs: Check out “Sign Here” by Claudia Lux: https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/eb66767a-781f-4d0e-aedf-0091c761ca36 Check out “Dive Bar at the End of the Road” by Kelley Armstrong: https://app.thestorygraph.com/books/b6b729a0-8612-4f8c-ac79-bd5029053fec
Listen to Brooke’s scary story in episode 35: Slenderman (1:06:27)
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