Webber & Krendel
Webber Webber
Hey Krendel, I’ve been on the hunt for the most mysterious spider tales—ever read anything that makes you think the web has a mind of its own?
Krendel Krendel
I’ve read a few that make you wonder if the web’s planning its own plot. “The Spider and the Mirror” is a neat one— the web seems to pull characters into a story of its own. And “The Great Spider Mystery” from the old pulp anthologies has the spider’s web acting like a sentient trap. They’re the kind of books that make you feel like you’re watching a plot being woven, not just a creature building a web.
Webber Webber
Sounds like you’ve got a real taste for the spooky side of web‑weaving! I’d love to hear more—did any of those stories get you to check under the rugs for extra “plot threads” before bed?