Justin Day

Joined January 2026

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Writer, poet, photographer, literary reviewer, and occasional doodler. I live in a little house in Nothern Kentucky with my partner Amanda and our dogs.

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Child Poetry
I look up from the deviled facade of myself, A break from the f r o z e n e r o s i o n I follow the eyes
By Justin Day4 days ago in Poets
We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer
I just finished We Used to Live Here by Marcus Kliewer, and I’ll start by saying this: this story is best enjoyed if you go into it knowing as little as possible. If you’re a fan of domestic horror thrillers that lean heavily into mystery, just stop here and give it a shot.
By Justin Day5 days ago in BookClub
The Fisherman by John Langan
A book about traversing grief in its many forms, as seen through the lens of cosmic horror. TLDR: Two widowers bonded by loss seek solace in fishing, only to stumble upon an ancient, terrifying secret hidden in the Catskill Mountains.
By Justin Day6 days ago in BookClub
Leonard and Hungry Paul by Rónán Hession
A Book about kindness which meets these cruel times head on. TLDR: Leonard and Hungry Paul is a quiet, vibrant celebration of unremarkable lives. This novel replaces modern anxiety with simple wonder and decency. When I read it, I got a similar groove to John Williams' Stoner but on the opposite end of the emotional spectrum.
By Justin Day7 days ago in BookClub

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