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This week, I chat with Mathilda Zeller about her new horror It Looks Like You in the Dark.
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- How Inupiat folklore, family history, and a troubling account of cultural appropriation inspired this chilling Arctic horror novel.
- The intersection of supernatural horror, colonialism, capitalism, and environmental destruction—and how the real monsters aren't always supernatural.
- The complicated relationships between mothers, daughters, and sisters, and the ways generational trauma shapes our identities.
- The tension between honoring Indigenous traditions, protecting ancestral land, and finding your own path forward.
- How Zeller's remarkable family history influenced her writing, her pen name, and her approach to storytelling.
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