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Anyone else collect different editions of their favorite horror books? The cover art variations are fascinating. #BookCollector

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Nothing beats the feeling of finding the perfect word to describe something indescribable. #HorrorWriting

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"What Moves the Dead" by T. Kingfisher - Mexican Gothic meets Poe's Fall of House Usher. Mushrooms, rabbits, and decay. Wonderfully atmospheric. #BookRecommendation

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How do you feel about footnotes in horror fiction? Do they add to the authenticity or break the immersion? #HorrorBooks

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Just posted my Kindle Colorsoft review and it's complicated! The color screen is better than expected but there are serious deal-breakers. Full breakdown in my latest video if you're considering buying one youtu.be/6HWWurp1q1E #booksky #kindle #kobo

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What's your favorite fictional cult in horror literature? The more obscure, the better! #CosmicHorror

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Ancient secrets. Unspeakable horrors. Modern mystery. Get exclusive previews of my upcoming novel through my newsletter at rasmusboserup.com #LovecraftianHorror

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Amazon's Kindle Colorsoft has potential but misses the mark. My review dives into what works, what doesn't, and why you might want to wait for the next generation youtu.be/6HWWurp1q1E #booksky #kindle #amazon

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Do you prefer your horror slow-burn or fast-paced? Currently experimenting with pacing in my writing. #WritingLife

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I just published a short video explaining why magical flying grandmas in García Márquez aren't considered fantasy, but Gandalf definitely is! Ever confused about the difference between magical realism and fantasy books? I break it down with examples. youtu.be/RiOnQrz7w6Y

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Ready to peek behind the curtain of indie publishing? My monthly newsletter shares everything - the good, the bad, and the cosmic. Sign up at rasmusboserup.com #IndiePublishing

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The Kindle Colorsoft surprised me in good ways AND bad ways. My honest review is up now—find out why this device is impressive yet ultimately not worth buying youtu.be/6HWWurp1q1E #booksky #kindle #amazon

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My pug approves of today's word count. Or maybe he just wants treats. #WritingLife

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What's the most disturbing book concept you've ever encountered? Sometimes it's the simple ideas that hit hardest. #HorrorReads

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Reading about deep-sea creatures for inspiration. Reality often surpasses imagination. #WritingResearch

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Current writing playlist: Silent Hill soundtrack. Perfect for horror scenes. #AmWriting

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How do you organize your TBR pile? Mine's reaching eldritch proportions! #BookishProblems

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I'm very happy about this video I did about H.P.Lovecraft, which is why I am sharing it again (sorry not sorry). If you are interested in Lovecraft or Cosmic Horror I hope you'll watch it 😍 www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xau... #booksky #lovecraft #cthulhu #horror

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Research rabbit hole: ancient summoning rituals. My browser history is concerning. #AuthorLife

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What's your take on cosmic horror in translation? Sometimes the language barrier adds another layer of otherworldliness. #HorrorBooks

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Working on a scene where perception breaks down. How do you describe what can't be described? #AmWriting

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Found my old manuscript notes from 2019. Oh, how the story has changed! #WritingCommunity

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Writing horror is like conducting a symphony of fear. Follow my journey crafting my first Lovecraftian novel. Subscribe to the newsletter at rasmusboserup.com for insider updates #WritingCommunity

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If you are new to reading or want to pick it up as a hobby. Here are my tips for how to start reading in 2025:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpJ_KQo-Ldk #reading

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Perfect writing weather: Rain against the windows, tea in hand. #AuthorLife

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Do you read horror differently now compared to when you first started? My appreciation for subtle dread has definitely grown. #ReadingLife

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The scariest moments in horror are often the quiet ones, right before everything changes. #Horror

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"The Gutter Prayer" by Gareth Hanrahan - Thieves, ghouls, and stone plague victims in a city where gods are real. Dark fantasy with teeth. #BookRecommendation

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Plot twist idea struck while doing dishes. This is why I always keep a notebook nearby. #WritingLife

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What's your favorite season for horror reading? Fall hits different, but winter nights have their own charm. #BookishThoughts

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Leviathan Wakes is a must-read for sci-fi fans. A mix of noir mystery, political thriller, and hard sci-fi, it kicks off The Expanse series with intense action and deep world-building. I just broke down why this book is worth your time—check it out! #scifi #booksky youtu.be/07CfthIDpPQ

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Just wrote 2000 words and realized half of them need to be cut. The editing process hurts, but the story will be better for it. #indieauthors

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My mechanical keyboard is the real MVP of today's writing session. #AuthorCommunity

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How do you feel about horror books that leave questions unanswered? Sometimes the mystery is more powerful than the revelation. #HorrorFiction

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Finding the right balance between writing and marketing is like trying to juggle while riding a unicycle. Sometimes you drop everything, and that's okay. #indieauthors

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My characters keep surprising me with their choices. I planned one thing, they decided another. Maybe I'm not as in control of this story as I thought. #indieauthors

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Post-it notes everywhere. My wall looks like a detective's board. #AmWriting

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On RazuTales, we're exploring the darkest corners of literature. From cosmic horror to dark fantasy - join our growing community of book lovers! #BookTube

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The Ballad of Black Tom might be one of the best Lovecraftian stories I've read in years. Have you checked it out? Let's talk cosmic horror! youtu.be/xQRPe3WWNUE #horrorbooks

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Writing horror is therapeutic. All those dark thoughts and fears find their place on the page instead of keeping me up at night. #indieauthors

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Sometimes the best writing happens when you're supposed to be sleeping. #AuthorLife

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What's your favorite book-related memory? Mine involves discovering Lovecraft in a dusty used bookstore. #BookishMemories

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That moment when you're deep in a writing session and lose track of time - pure magic. The words just flow and the world fades away. #indieauthors

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Some stories demand to be written. This one's been haunting me for weeks. #WritingCommunity

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Some days the words come easy, other days it's like pulling teeth. Both are part of the process. #indieauthors

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"A Night in the Lonesome October" by Roger Zelazny - Lovecraft meets Sherlock Holmes. Told by a dog. Each chapter is a day in October. Pure fun. #BookRecommendation

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Today's writing companion: endless cups of green tea. #WritingLife

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Do you take notes while reading? My margins are full of reactions and theories. #ReadingHabits

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