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“Overdone Meat,” a Short Story, by Christina Rosso
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“Overdone Meat,” a Short Story, by Christina Rosso

The hardest part is getting the facial expressions right. The slight slant of frown lines on the forehead, the curve of a smile forming. Worry in the eyes. The eyes are how you know whether or not it worked.

He comes to the gallery late, after hours. He has been my companion the last three months. I don’t like the term boyfriend, yet he insists on calling me his girlfriend. His name is Robbie. I have a three-inch tall oak wingback chair in my hand and am ticking light brush strokes on the tiny legs to give them a more weathered look when he barges in.

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“House of Widows,” a Short Story, by S.H. Cooper
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“House of Widows,” a Short Story, by S.H. Cooper

It was small, the movement that caught his eye.

His 7-speed squealed to a halt as he braked at the foot of the driveway. Somehow he’d never noticed this house before. Odd, considering he’d biked past it every day since his family had moved into the neighborhood a couple weeks before. He wasn’t sure how he could’ve missed it. It stood out, a giant dollhouse with its shingled facade and white wraparound porch encircled by a low stone wall. His gaze returned to the arched third-story window, staring like a third eye down from the house's forehead.

The lacy curtain twitched again.

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The Horror of Being Beautiful
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The Horror of Being Beautiful

Since Victorians put poisons on their face such as arsenic, belladonna and lead, to be beautiful can be deadly. As society changed, so did society’s perceived beauty, but there is an almost constant battle that women must be attractive. When this comes to horror films, this is ultimately shown as women becoming a monster, pursuing perfection and rejected by the male dominance that made them choose this path.

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