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Release Date: 12/12/2024
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What sets female killers apart? How do societal reactions shape stories of crime? A.G. Flitcher explores these haunting questions and more in this revealing interview. Plus, get a sneak peek into his next gripping tale, Wasp Oil.
Discover why readers can't put down his work, and learn what fuels his unique take on horror and human nature. 🕯️ If you're fascinated by dark fiction and serial-killer psychology, you won't want to miss this.
📚 Topics we cover:
- The psychology behind Black Rose Cocoon.
- What inspires a writer to explore fear and darkness.
- Writing tips for aspiring authors.
đź’€ Watch now for a deep dive into the sinister and the sensational.
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