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lit what are some good horror audio books I can listen to while I paint?

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>>16746254
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>>16746254
am i supposed to unclench my jaw, or am i supposed to mew? cant get consistent advice on this webzone

>> No.16746547

>>16746422
mew for a stronger jawline
unclench to relax and calm yourself
mewing you shouldnt be clenching you should just have your teeth together

>> No.16746879

>>16746254

>Gillian Flynn, Dark Places
It's perhaps not a "true" horror novel, but it's pretty fn dark, and does cross the line into horror at several points. Really well-done, entertaining af. Great voice actors (yes, it has a couple of voices). Just terrific.

>The Exorcist
Wm. Peter Blatty does a superb job of reading his own book. He delivers the Platonic ideal rendition -- all the different voices and accents. Top-notch.

But if you're the same guy who asked for horror audio books a week or two ago, you already know that, or at least you know my position on the subject. ;-)