Bloody October

Name: Bloody October
Price: 13.80 USD
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ISBN: 9780615222455

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🏛 Corpulent Insanity Press 📅 2008 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9780615222455

📝 Description: Bloody October

Corpulent Insanity Press proudly presents Bloody October, a collection of chilling tales inspired by the haunted season. Inside you will find tales of bloodthirsty murderers, grisly specters, and undead celebrities, not to mention an unfortunate pizza delivery man who has a run-in with a particularly demonic customer. So bolt the doors and lock the windows as Christopher Fulbright, Lawrence Dagstine, Karen L. Newman, Rob Rosen, Aaron A. Polson, Kris Ashton, Sam Leng, Catherine J. Gardner, Tom Johnstone, and Christopher Allan Death bring you tales of torture and terror, beneath the ravenous October moon.

💎 Our verdict on Bloody October

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While 'Bloody October' delivers on its promise of varied terrors, it is not for readers seeking deep literary complexity or nuanced character development. This volume prioritizes immediate shock value and genre conventions over psychological depth, making it potentially disappointing for those who prefer slow-burn gothic atmospherics or hard cosmic horror. The inclusion of a demonic pizza delivery story suggests a tonal inconsistency that may alienate purists of serious dark fantasy. However, as a straightforward collection of blood-soaked tales and grisly specters, it succeeds in its primary goal: providing accessible, unpretentious scares for those who simply want to be frightened by the ravenous October moon without demanding intellectual rigor.

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Horror Reads editorial team

While 'Bloody October' delivers on its promise of varied terrors, it is not for readers seeking deep literary complexity or nuanced character development. This volume prioritizes immediate shock value and genre conventions over psychological depth, making it potentially disappointing for those who prefer slow-burn gothic atmospherics or hard cosmic horror. The inclusion of a demonic pizza delivery story suggests a tonal inconsistency that may alienate purists of serious dark fantasy. However, as a straightforward collection of blood-soaked tales and grisly specters, it succeeds in its primary goal: providing accessible, unpretentious scares for those who simply want to be frightened by the ravenous October moon without demanding intellectual rigor.