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Happy happy weekend. I just got back from seeing the new Zach Cregger movie Weapons, and it was incredible. Highly recomend it if you are into the "elevated horror" kind of stuff. Not super scary—although there are a couple jump scares—but it has a lot of unnerving moments and creepy visuals.
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Sarina brought us two new flash fiction stories from her world of Devil's Delight:

Then Grub triumphantly returned, as everyone, including my mother, who also went ahead and left a comment... seems to know about this little site now 🫣:

This week's short story was an incredible flash piece about the faces we put on for ourselves and others from Katherine Garrison:

Lastly, Baron was scheduled for a column on Friday, but it's his big 4-0, so we gave him the week off. If you haven't read his first two excellently written and researched columns, I urge you to catch up now.


Monday's media guide was the best of the season so far:

And the new and improved Review of Links went out with one exclusive edition for paid subscribers and the Wednesday public preview edition:

Depths, deterents, decisions, and deficits

First up this week...

Lucas Fisher, a friend of Foofaraw, released a new app on Mac and iOS that lets you turn your Mac into a private radio station that anyone can listen to through their browser, Mac app, or iOS app. It's killer, and you should download it now.
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