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Alma Katsu's The Hunger is an eerie tale with atmospheric suspense

Alma Katsu injects the supernatural into a story based on real characters. — Alma Katsu injects the supernatural into a story based on real characters. PHOTO: SUZETTE NIESS

Alma Katsu injects the supernatural into a story based on real characters. — Alma Katsu injects the supernatural into a story based on real characters. PHOTO: SUZETTE NIESS

Japan Correspondent

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May 22, 2018, 05:00 AM

THE HUNGER

By Alma Katsu

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