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Han F, Noelle Anderson, Femi Sobowale, Linsey Loader, Jaime Wong, Tabitha Grow, Isabel J Wallace, Ilinca Barbacuta, Lin Darrow, Aimee Lim, Ziggy Schutz
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238 pages • first pub 2018 • 1 edition
ISBN/UID: None
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Language: English
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About SGAI
SGAI (StoryGraph AI) is a complete in-house solution. This is not ChatGPT or Claude.
All processing is done on StoryGraph, so your reading data is kept private and never shared.
Regarding the environmental impact: The entire feature uses the power of a single gaming PC and runs on 100% renewable energy.
SGAI is opt-in and off by default. Press the button below to turn it off, and you can turn it back on from the Preferences page:
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(From Kickstarter) MALAISE, a horror anthology, is proudly presented by Jessamine Press. The book’s focus takes root in tales of horror, discomfort, and unease, all told through the lenses of marginalized writers. The horror genre has often had si...
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Han F, Noelle Anderson, Femi Sobowale, Linsey Loader, Jaime Wong, Tabitha Grow, Isabel J Wallace, Ilinca Barbacuta, Lin Darrow, Aimee Lim, Ziggy Schutz
238 pages • 2018
ISBN/UID: None
Format: Not specified
Language: English
Publisher: Not specified
Edition Pub Date: Not specified
About SGAI
SGAI (StoryGraph AI) is a complete in-house solution. This is not ChatGPT or Claude.
All processing is done on StoryGraph, so your reading data is kept private and never shared.
Regarding the environmental impact: The entire feature uses the power of a single gaming PC and runs on 100% renewable energy.
SGAI is opt-in and off by default. Press the button below to turn it off, and you can turn it back on from the Preferences page:
Description
(From Kickstarter) MALAISE, a horror anthology, is proudly presented by Jessamine Press. The book’s focus takes root in tales of horror, discomfort, and unease, all told through the lenses of marginalized writers. The horror genre has often had si...