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The bottom half of Clown in a Cornfield’s book cover showing a menacing smiling clown face made out of corn.

Societal Expectations of Children When Ecophobic Economies Rot:

December 15, 2022 Gothic Nature

A Brief Analysis of “Children of the Corn” and Clown in a Cornfield By Jesse Bairjbair@froidschool.com According to Stephen King’s…

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