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What's in it that makes it interesting?
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Re: Rue Morgue mag
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I already have it its sweet but its no fangoria!
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This was a particularly good issue. The 100 alternative horror films list gave me a lot of stuff to watch in the upcoming months, and I enjoyed the Lovecraft feature immensely.
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I've been wondering about the kind of mag Rue Morgue is. I read in Writers Market that they take unsolicited articles sometimes, but I can't find a copy on the stands. Do you think they'd like a piece on Poe?
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There's only one way to find out, Doc. I've seen articles on Hodgson, Blackwood, Machen, and others, so I'd say it's safe to assume that they are interested in essays on older authors.
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