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A closeted Hollywood writer is given a choice by the studio executives: Kill off his queer characters or drop their romance altogether. As he struggles to save his characters, his past comes back to haunt him... I enjoyed reading this, and while it felt a bit cheesy or on the nose at some points, it does a good job at leveraging horror tropes to get its point across. Overall, this was an interesting exploration of LGBTQ erasure in media, as well as some broader impacts of the "business" side of media on the creatives that uphold it.