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		By: Editorial: Stalking the Weird &#124; Adam Mills &#124; Weird Fiction Review		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[[...] When I found out I would become the new Managing Editor for Weird Fiction Review back in January, I felt a mixture of emotions: elation, nervousness, excitement. Above all, though, it felt right. It made sense to me that I should want a position like this, though I didn’t understand exactly why until recently. After reading about the experiences other writers and readers have had with the Weird, especially as it manifests in literature, I’ve realized that I’ve been stalking the Weird for almost my entire life. [...]]]></description>
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