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Old 08-01-2021, 08:29 PM   #1727
ZodWallop
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I love things that crawl their way out of blubber.

Crustaceans sounds like my kind of book.
Well hey, if shlocky nautical horror is your bag, The Creeping Kelp by William Meikle is also $0.99. Worth it for the title alone, but here's a synopsis anyway:

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Some seaweed, a jellyfish and some material brought back from the Peabodie expedition to Antarctica. An innoccuous enough blend you might think. But when a storm in the North Atlantic frees a sample that has been dormant inside an old wreck, the new creature finds that it is hungry. Our plastics-oriented society has given it an abundant supply of food... more than enough for it to grow, and build, and spread.

Can anyone escape the terror that is... THE CREEPING KELP?
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