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Love, care and the familiar becoming strange.

Adults do not arrive without histories.

The Room That Refuses to Become the Past

An old study, a motel room and a threshold someone depends upon. Clara Rennick considers Willa Cather, Richard Matheson and Robert Bloch, and how familiar places acquire the power to frighten us.

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The Familiar Gesture

Clara Rennick on intimate horror, a familiar touch and the difficulty of fearing someone whose ordinary life matters to you.

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