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Graphic: Animal death, Confinement, Death, Gun violence, Homophobia, Mental illness, Suicidal thoughts, Suicide, Violence, Excrement, Vomit, Suicide attempt, Injury/Injury detail
Moderate: Terminal illness
Minor: Racial slurs
Graphic: Domestic abuse, Physical abuse, Suicide, Violence, Blood, Excrement, Vomit
Moderate: Animal death, Homophobia, Panic attacks/disorders
Graphic: Violence, Vomit, Murder, Fire/Fire injury
Moderate: Animal death, Cancer, Child death, Confinement, Cursing, Death, Eating disorder, Infidelity, Physical abuse, Racial slurs, Suicide, Blood, Grief, Stalking, Car accident, Injury/Injury detail
Small spoilers from here on:
Willa - is a strong start. It gave a creepy, paranormal vibe. You do not get any hard stone explanation of why it's going on. But that fits the story perfectly. Really liked it.
The gingerbread girl - features a hard topic. After the loss of a child, a marriage falls apart. We follow the woman, she becomes obsessed with running. Thanks to this she gets tangled in a situation. It was so-so.
Harvey's dream - a man wakes up after a nightmare. Reality sucks. It was ok.
Rest stop - Also features a hard topic. An author comes across an event of domestic abuse when he stops to use the restroom. It was a good one.
The stationary bike- was one of my favorites. A man is forced to stop working out.
The things they left behind - This starts with a man with a huge survivor's guilt- (Possible trigger 9/11) but we discover there might be something else.
Graduation afternoon- A day of celebration ended with a big surprise. This was meh.
N. - It starts with a woman writing to someone she used to be her late brother's childhood friend. After her brother's suicide, she finds something that could explain it and a can of worms are freed. I really like this one.
The cat from hell - starts with an old man hiring a hitman to kill a cat. It's better than what it sounds, it is definitely creepy. It was pretty good.
The New York Times at special bargain rates - It starts in a scene of a funeral a man died and his late wife is struggling through the funeral. Not scary but it did something. This is one of my favorites in this collection.
Mute - A man comes into confession and shares a pretty particular story. It's weird in a good way and kind of funny too. I loved the last sentence about adding an extra Hail Mary for penance.
Ayana - An old man starts telling a story the rest of his family had insisted that it should not be told. Years before a miracle happened and it had something to do with the little girl Ayana. It was so-so.
A very tight place - Another one of my favorites in the collection. Two neighbors who do not see eye to eye and they take it to a crazy level.
Minor: Homophobia, Suicide, Terminal illness, Toxic relationship