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But they told so many lies this title doesn’t make sense!

All the Lies They Did Not Tell by Pablo Trincia

November 26, 2022 by kfishgirl Leave a Comment

The tag line of this book was “The true story of Satanic Panic in an Italian community”. I’m not sure it’s called a tag line, but cut me some slack. It’s the words under the title, and my poor tired brain can’t remember what that’s called! The tag line (or whatever!) should’ve been “The probably made up story of a bunch of kids who said their parents molested them and did semi-Satanic things”. I was not satisfied with the conclusion of this book. It’s literally […]

Filed Under: Horror, Non-Fiction, Suspense Tagged With: Italy, Pablo Trincia, pedophiles

kfishgirl's CBR14 Review No:51 · Genres: Horror, Non-Fiction, Suspense · Tags: Italy, Pablo Trincia, pedophiles ·
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the heretic of soana

Priest meets hot underaged shepherd girl

The Heretic of Soana by Gerhart Hauptmann

October 27, 2021 by Singsonggirl Leave a Comment

If you want a quick understanding of German Naturalism, read this. Gerhart Hauptmann is a controversial figure in literature: he was adored/instrumentalised by the Nazis, despite his clear textual deviations from their ideologies (let’s just call it “complicated”), but his influence on literature and language is undisputed up until today. This book really sums up everything that happened in his earlier works: young priest moves to remote village in the mountainous parts of Northern Italy, is stricken by the poverty of a banished family, but also […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: Gerhart Hauptmann, German, naturalism, novella, pedophiles, Religion

Singsonggirl's CBR13 Review No:19 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: Gerhart Hauptmann, German, naturalism, novella, pedophiles, Religion ·
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Whoah, this girl is messed up – BINGO

October 23, 2018 by kfishgirl Leave a Comment

cbr10bingo… Cover Art THIS IS MY FIRST BINGO!  (I plan on having more, but we’ll see)  I chose this book for “cover art”, because it’s obviously a cool / disturbing cover. We start out the story with a British detective (or inspector, or whatever rank he was at the time) talking to a family about how the pedophile who sexually abused their six year old daughter won’t be brought to justice.  It’s devastating to both the family and the detective, because he’s a bad dude […]

Filed Under: Fiction, Horror, Mystery, Suspense Tagged With: cbr10bingo, DI Gravel, John Nicholl, murder, pedophiles

kfishgirl's CBR10 Review No:49 · Genres: Fiction, Horror, Mystery, Suspense · Tags: cbr10bingo, DI Gravel, John Nicholl, murder, pedophiles ·
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