(17/18) The final story of the collection sends us off on the perfect disorienting note, as Ito reminisces about some coveted fake poop from his childhood. Some of the humour that worked so well in "Junji Ito's Cat Diary" surfaces here, and it is wonderful to see.

You're tasked with putting together a month long film course, 1 film per week on any particular subject you want, what are the films and what's the subject? Mine is about horror as a tool to talk about empathy, the connections between people, and the digital age. https://t.co/NtYoIG1oFe

Photos found in the ruins of a remote church, far from town. The pulpit had a small compartment roughly carved out, into which these photos were stuffed, and hidden under the altar cloths. The compartment also contained three teeth; two adult molars and an incisor.

"Our Sister of the Cuts" woodcut - 1541 - Magdeburg, Germany - Artist Unknown

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