A Collection of Shocks and Terrors: Set I

Name: A Collection of Shocks and Terrors: Set I
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ISBN: 9781726357777

✍️ Albert Oon

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🏛 Createspace Independent Publishing Platform 📅 2018 📖 218 pages 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781726357777

📝 Description: A Collection of Shocks and Terrors: Set I

Misery loves company! This collection of short stories contains various tales that would horrify your average person. It also contains a sprinkling of extras that detail some of the thoughts that went into them. Contained in this collection is; Man made gods, Hopeless, The Life Thief, Cursed Tales of Fright, and a series of cut short stories called Banished Tales of Terror. Will these stories shock you or interest your sick mind?

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This anthology delivers a potent mix of horror subgenres, ranging from cosmic dread to vampire folklore. The variety in titles suggests a wide tonal range, appealing to diverse tastes within the horror community. The inclusion of authorial commentary adds depth, transforming simple scares into a more reflective experience. While the brevity of some tales may leave readers wanting more, the sheer volume of shocks ensures sustained engagement. It is best suited for casual horror enthusiasts who enjoy sampling different styles and authors quickly. The collection serves as an excellent entry point for those new to dark fantasy or true crime-inspired fiction, offering a dense concentration of eerie atmospheres and unsettling premises in a single, accessible format.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This anthology delivers a potent mix of horror subgenres, ranging from cosmic dread to vampire folklore. The variety in titles suggests a wide tonal range, appealing to diverse tastes within the horror community. The inclusion of authorial commentary adds depth, transforming simple scares into a more reflective experience. While the brevity of some tales may leave readers wanting more, the sheer volume of shocks ensures sustained engagement. It is best suited for casual horror enthusiasts who enjoy sampling different styles and authors quickly. The collection serves as an excellent entry point for those new to dark fantasy or true crime-inspired fiction, offering a dense concentration of eerie atmospheres and unsettling premises in a single, accessible format.