Midnight Walk

Lisa Morton curates a collection of fourteen original tales focused on supernatural suspense. Published by Darkhouse Publishing in 2009, this volume gathers stories that explore the darker corners of fiction. The book falls under the categories of horror and occult fiction, appealing to readers who enjoy short-form narratives within these genres. Morton brings her established reputation as a writer in the field to this anthology, ensuring a cohesive tone throughout the pages. The collection is organized into distinct chapters, though specific titles are not listed in the available catalog data. The stories draw upon traditions of supernatural horror and gothic fiction, offering a varied selection of scares. The physical book contains 268 pages and measures approximately 9 inches in length. It weighs just under half a pound, making it a portable addition to any library. The work was recognized as a nominee for the Bram Stoker Award for Anthology in 2009, highlighting its quality within the horror community. This book suits fans of classic supernatural tales and those who appreciate curated anthologies from established authors. It may not appeal to readers seeking long-form novels or non-supernatural genres. The content remains firmly rooted in the horror tradition, offering a steady stream of suspense without relying on modern trends. The stories provide a consistent experience for those who enjoy the genre's historical roots.