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Bridging the Gothic (October 2017 Literary Meeting)

Posted on January 16, 2018 at 2:30 pm by Joshua Tuttle

Welcome to the October 2017 Literary Meeting! The most recent literary theme was an attempt to discover what it is about the Gothic that bridges works that so little resemble each other under the same heading of “Gothic.” As always, … Continue reading →




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Your Tuesday Dose of the Spooky: The Ruins of the Branch Davidian Carmel Center

Posted on September 8, 2015 at 2:40 pm by Joshua Tuttle

It’s Tuesday again!  Time for your weekly dose of the Spooky, culled from around the web, the world, and life.  Every week I’ll have something new to send a shiver down your spine. This week’s theme is the abandoned Branch Davidian … Continue reading →




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Your Tuesday Dose of the Spooky: Goatman’s Bridge

Posted on September 1, 2015 at 8:27 pm by Joshua Tuttle

It’s Tuesday again!  Time for your weekly dose of the Spooky, culled from around the web, the world, and life.  Every week I’ll have something new to send a shiver down your spine. This week’s theme is Goatman’s Bridge. Goatman’s … Continue reading →




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Your Thursday Dose of Apology: Goatman’s Bridge Edition

Posted on August 27, 2015 at 2:44 pm by Joshua Tuttle

So I did get to go see Goatman’s Bridge, and I’d intended to have the post about the experience up by the Tuesday just passed.  Obviously I didn’t.  I only arrived home from Texas last night at midnight, and in … Continue reading →




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Spooky Small Town America (August 2015 Literary Meeting)

Posted on August 16, 2015 at 11:33 am by Joshua Tuttle

Welcome to the August 2015 Literary Meeting! The most recent literary theme has been “Spooky small town America.”  This is a topic for which there is an abundant supply of literary material, so the theme ran for two months rather that … Continue reading →




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