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Welcome to Divination Hollow's annual Birthday Bash! Every November we celebrate the founding of DHR with a special month long event. This year we’re celebrating Worldwide Horror, focusing on works not originally in English and works that come from outside the USA & UK.
To finish our event (very late), we present a special, Worldwide Horror Edition of our monthly Recommendations feature.
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