>>24815822
I like normal fonts but squished. The title is just Cormorant Garamond, but compressed horizontally.
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An anon over there wrote this a few years back and it felt like a very well-done creepypasta. Sadly I never saw more writing from him, and the collection this is from doesn't contain any other horror pieces (as much as I love an opportunity to shill it).
>>41104896
I remember this one, but it's not in my /x/ folder. It was his grandma or someone who told him about the folklore behind it, some kind of name. Will post if I find it.
An anon over there wrote this a few years back and it felt like a very well-done creepypasta. Sadly I never saw more writing from him, and the collection this is from doesn't contain any other horror pieces (as much as I love an opportunity to shill it).
>>41104896
I remember this one, but it's not in my /x/ folder. It was his grandma or someone who told him about the folklore behind it, some kind of name. Will post if I find it.
>>24711232
>This was great
Glad you liked it. There's more from its author in the same collection, but I won't say what. The entire book is made up of stories published on /lit/ in a magazine that used to run here, so there's an overarching significance to the internet in it, but not many stories that use it textually. Pic related kind of comes close; faux scientific article on a ficticious internet phenomenon with quotes pulled from forums.
There's a PDF of the whole thing here:
https://the-best-of-amp.github.io/assets/the_best_of_amp_digital.pdf
and a link to print copies on the main site:
https://the-best-of-amp.github.io/
>This was great
Glad you liked it. There's more from its author in the same collection, but I won't say what. The entire book is made up of stories published on /lit/ in a magazine that used to run here, so there's an overarching significance to the internet in it, but not many stories that use it textually. Pic related kind of comes close; faux scientific article on a ficticious internet phenomenon with quotes pulled from forums.
There's a PDF of the whole thing here:
https://the-best-of-amp.github.io/assets/the_best_of_amp_digital.pdf
and a link to print copies on the main site:
https://the-best-of-amp.github.io/