i dont think this author understands how cuts work bc there were like 3 cat scratches at MOST, maybe not even that many, very little blood on the blade, and yet..... she was passed out, laying in a pool of her own blood ???? you see the issue here ??? the blood wasnt even under her arm ???? like ???

I loooove a crossover episode - so far we've done:

Re: Dracula (a reading of The Fall of the House of Usher)

SCP Archives (S is for Shelterwood)

The Gospel of Haven (The Christmas Spirit Comes to Haven AND The Happy Housewife)

Worst Movies Ever Played (The Sunset House)

Iron, Silver, and Salt (Silent Hill)

Overbrook (Shelterbrook)

Someone Dies in this Elevator (Home Body)

And I'm always interested in doing more! There's a few people in the audiodrama world I would love to work with - name a horror podcaster, honestly - but I'd especially love to get to work with Motzie Dapul (who I hear is working on a Catholic horror piece right now; that's going to snap me in half like a dry twig), Jonathan Sims (who I had the pleasure of doing the dialogue editing for when he was our Seward on Re: Dracula, but haven't gotten to interact with very much), Soren Narnia (of Knifepoint Horror fame), and Jamie Petronis (of The Cellar Letters and The Magnus Protocol). There's so much to learn from other people in your genre, and every time I get to see how someone else works, I get that much better at my craft!

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