Why We Like to Be Scared
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Summary
In a moment marked by economic anxiety, concerns over artificial intelligence, and geopolitical instability, frightening fiction is thriving. From the page to the big screen, horror has had a massive year. In publishing, the horror sub-genre is set to break new sales records. Readers aren’t the only …
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