Ray Bradbury’s Something Wicked This Way Comes: a carnival of fear, childhood, and temptation. The carousel horse, stripped back to its shape, still heavy with dread.
🍂 Another Coffee Break Classic.
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🔶 Coffee Break Classics: Fear and Loathing 🔶
Aviators. Desert sun. Bad vibes and worse decisions.
A minimalist coaster tribute to Thompson’s hallucinated road trip.
Less cover, more flashback.
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🔶 Trainspotting 🔶
A track switch frozen mid-choice.
Control or chaos. Heroin or hope.
A minimalist coaster for Irvine Welsh’s unflinching classic.
Choose life—or don’t.
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Pausing my sci-fi run with Frankenstein; the first true sci-fi novel and a gothic horror masterpiece. The perfect crossover for a run of horror classics through the Halloween period, classic and modern.

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Coffee Break Classics:
84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff

After a month of shadows, a turn toward warmth.
A friendship built through letters, wit, and a shared love of books, proof that words alone can bridge oceans.

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Dracula (1897) isn’t just fangs and folklore. Told through journals and letters, it made vampires feel chillingly real. A quill and ink? Gothic minimalism.
🦇 Another Coffee Break Classic.
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Coffee Break Classics: Let the Right One In – John Ajvide Lindqvist

A vampire story that isn’t really about vampires.
A frozen playground, a swing, and a friendship that defies the dark.

Those who know will recognise it. Those who don’t might want to.
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Coffee Break Classics: The Midwich Cuckoos
One of my favourites from Mr Wyndham—a quiet tale of dread in picture-perfect suburbia.
I first saw Village of the Damned aged 12, watching through my fingers.

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Coffee Break Classic: Childhood’s End - Arthur C. Clarke
A toy rocket; playful, nostalgic, already obsolete.
This one left me with a strange mix of awe, melancholy, and inevitability.
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