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The Beast in Me (2025): A Gripping Netflix Series
How do you know so much about me? The Beast in Me is a 2025 Netflix series. Aggie Wiggs is an accomplished author who is grieving the loss of her young son. When Niles Jarvis, a man with a suspicious past, moves in next door, Aggie becomes a sleuth in a possible murder case.
By Marielle Sabbagabout an hour ago in Geeks
Firebug: Ch. 24 - Reeling
By nothing short of pure, dumb luck, Theo made it to the apartment unscathed. He'd had a few near misses, one of which involved an elderly lady driving a Buick older than Thaddeus. It was surreal, getting honked at by her before she eventually swerved around him, mostly because of the obscene gestures she flung at him. Even so, Theo never exceeded a snail's pace the entire way.
By Natalie Grayabout an hour ago in Chapters
detroit
i moved back to the city. the city where i never grew up. the city that doesn't know me, or my legal name, but that knows the family that gave it to me.
By kpabout an hour ago in Poets
b u t t e r f l i e s
It comes on subtly, subdermal, stuck beneath my sternum. A disquiet I try to pass off as something ordinary, comes on like hunger,
By Daniel Kabout an hour ago in Poets
Netanyahu’s Corruption Case Revival
The revival of corruption charges against Benjamin Netanyahu has once again thrust Israel into a moment of political and legal reckoning. After months of delays caused by war and national emergency, the courtroom has reopened, and with it, a case that could redefine not only Netanyahu’s future but also the strength of Israel’s democratic institutions.
By Skabout an hour ago in Geeks
Grandeur
The modern mind oft awestruck, by constructs of old. - Stopping and staring lost for words, struggling to conceive.
By Alexander Stoddartabout an hour ago in Poets
Who Really Won the U.S.–Iran War?
In the aftermath of the recent U.S.–Iran conflict, both sides have loudly claimed victory. Political speeches, media narratives, and public celebrations paint contrasting pictures: Washington highlights military dominance, while Tehran emphasizes resilience and survival. But when the smoke clears, the real answer is far more complex.
By Skabout an hour ago in Geeks
My Top 25 SNES Games
The Super Nintendo Entertainment System went by many names. In Japan, it was the Super Famicom. In Korea, Hyundai sold it as the Super Comboy. In the West, it was the Super Nintendo, the Super NES... in our house it was always just the SNES. (That's pronounced “snez” by the way. None of that “ess-enn-ee-ess” here.) When we got our own second-hand SNES in the mid-90s, it was a revelation. Our first home console, with full colour games to play on our terribly modest TV screen. Some will favour the Mega Drive/Genesis, others the PlayStation; but for me, the SNES was the great console of the 1990s. Don't worry, I'll get to those other two.
By Daniel Tessierabout 2 hours ago in Gamers