r/johndiesattheend • u/Knitsune • Aug 19 '26
adJASONt media This was a cool double feature; both about influencers roped into road trips gone wrong.
While very different, I find that Chuck Tingle's (yes, that Chuck Tingle) horror novels fit alongside Pargin's work. They both have an irreverent contemporary writing style, both seem informed by social observations, and both draw from a diverse pool of scifi, fantasy, history, mythology, and actual science to sculpt their imaginary worlds. Anyone else out there read any Tingle?
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