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Hosted by Read No Evil · arts · EN · 18 episodes
Welcome to Read No Evil, an 18+ podcast dedicated to the darkest corners of horror literature. Join your host, Shaela Payne, as she dives deep into the psychological themes, hidden meanings, and chilling story elements woven into every terrifying tale. Each month, a new horror book is selected, explored, and thoroughly dissected. Follow along as the horrors lurking between the lines are brought into the light.
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Read No Evil: A Horror Fiction Book Club
Hey everyone, here is a quick message for the month of August. I want to thank everyone for their understanding, and I am excited to see what comes next. If you have ideas on what books we should read next, put them in the comments!
Read No Evil: A Horror Fiction Book Club
Well lookie here! At long last, a real interview with a real book author! Today, Shaela and Ian welcome local Portland author Wes See to chat about all things "Opportunity". Like, why is it about a demonic squirrel? Could it have been a rat instead? Why don't you make the next one about a rat? And is it pronounced Jorge or George? Come listen in as we learn these answers and chat more about the novella's inspirations and maybe a sneak peek at where the story could go next! Pick up your own copy of "Opportunity" here (Only if you're cool with reading about a squirrel doing some pretty messed up things like eat children.)
Read No Evil: A Horror Fiction Book Club
Round 2 of "Opportunity" by Wes See! Continue to follow along as it gets more visceral and raw with every chapter. Here is where you really get to see the damage a possessed squirrel can do. Listen closely as we discuss chapters 15-40. Where to get the book: https://www.amazon.com/OPPORTUNITY-Wes-See/dp/B0FLWT83ZT/ref=sr_1_1?crid=Q4L8M7Y64YXB&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Xi8fhxbvt6nSHdOepYgjr0kPxt1w5h6RoV37NMeksanGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.8zREs3g5Ga8toTDryPRGPRHTsvfxugrP_twjOsHJnmU&dib_tag=se&keywords=opportunity+by+wes+see&qid=1782800349&sprefix=opportunity+by+wes+se%2Caps%2C183&sr=8-1
Read No Evil: A Horror Fiction Book Club
A new book! This time we tap into some opportunity by reading a short novella called: Opportunity by a local Portland author, Wes See! In this Springtime Horror Story, we get introduced to some colorful characters, mainly a squirrel that ate his brother! Wow! Come along as we take the opportunity to discuss Chapters 1-14 of 'Opportunity'!!Where to get the book:https://www.amazon.com/OPPORTUNITY-Wes-See/dp/B0FLWT83ZT/ref=sr_1_1?crid=Q4L8M7Y64YXB&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.Xi8fhxbvt6nSHdOepYgjr0kPxt1w5h6RoV37NMeksanGjHj071QN20LucGBJIEps.8zREs3g5Ga8toTDryPRGPRHTsvfxugrP_twjOsHJnmU&dib_tag=se&keywords=opportunity+by+wes+see&qid=1782800349&sprefix=opportunity+by+wes+se%2Caps%2C183&sr=8-1
Episode #12
The Finale! This week, we hash out the details of the final chapters of "My Sister, The Serial Killer" and lemmetellusumin, it's like poetry, it rhymes. We learn about Korede's true feelings on this and yes, someone does get stabbed. Btw this is the last episode for this book. Like we read the ending. In this one. The other episodes were about what happened before. Yeah. What?
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