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Mary Kay McBrayer

Atlanta
As seen in: The Greatest True Crime Stories Ever Told, Yahoo Life, Business Insider, Aol, Flipboard, Business Insider Deutschland, Yahoo, Digital Spy, Architectural Digest, Book Riot, The Mary Sue and
Author of MADAME QUEEN and AMERICA'S FIRST FEMALE SERIAL KILLER. Host of Greatest True Crime Stories Ever Told. 🇱🇧 Represented by @lightnerkayla.
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DISCLOSURE DAY’s Aliens Aren’t as Chill as They Seem. Premise, Explained.

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By Mary Kay McBrayer
| waywardcurator.com
In the red corner, we have Noah Scanlon, who really, truly, and actually believes in his core, “That truth will upend all established order across the entire world.” And honestly, with the world as it stands right now… I can’t disagree with that. I think established order could be upended (and often is) by much less. In case I haven’t been clear: I am terrified of aliens. I used to joke that they’re in my Trifecta of Shit I Can’t Handle.
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THE BRIDE! Finds Her Voice by Upsetting Genre Narratives, from Creature Feature to Noir Film to Hollywood Musical — The Wayward Curator

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By Mary Kay McBrayer
| waywardcurator.com
As soon as Ida is reinvigorated, though, we are off to the races. She can’t remember anything about “before the accident,” but her wild-girl personality is ever-present and she has no horrified reaction to Frank’s grotesque appearance. (After all, she was a gangster’s moll. She can overlook a lot.
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Spine-Tingling Folk Horror to Read This For Autumn

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By Mary Kay McBrayer
In the middle of autumn, I start to crave folk horror. If you’re not familiar with the term, it’s a subgenre of horror that focuses on the natural world and ancient traditions, and typically, the drama happens when outsiders come up against the folkloric set. Usually, the setting is rural and isolated, a place where folk religion still thrives despite the Renaissance movement to shut it down.
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