Night to Dawn 36

Name: Night to Dawn 36
Price: 8.65 USD
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ISBN: 9781078487863

✍️ Barbara Custer

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🏛 Independently Published 📅 2019 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781078487863

📝 Description: Night to Dawn 36

Night to Dawn 36 comes with a mixture of vampires, zombies, mummies, vengeful ghosts, and human monsters. Harold Kempka's "Showdown at Sundown" features a mock trial that ends in a horrible death. Kevin Harrison's "The Huntress: Animate," is a mummy tale involving mother and child with a sweet ending. NTD 36 includes works by Margaret L. Carter, Marge Simon, Sandy DeLuca, Rod Marsden, Denny E. Marshall, Lee Clark Zumpe, Matthew Wilson, and many others!

💎 Our verdict on Night to Dawn 36

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Horror Reads editorial team

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This anthology succeeds in delivering a robust assortment of horror staples, ensuring that every reader finds at least one tale that resonates with their specific fears. The inclusion of well-known contributors guarantees a baseline of quality across various subgenres, from the gothic to the psychological. While the scope is broad, the consistent focus on monstrous entities provides a cohesive reading experience. It is best suited for enthusiasts of short-form horror who appreciate variety and rapid pacing. The collection effectively balances gruesome imagery with narrative depth, making it a worthwhile addition for any shelf dedicated to the macabre.

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Horror Reads editorial team

This anthology succeeds in delivering a robust assortment of horror staples, ensuring that every reader finds at least one tale that resonates with their specific fears. The inclusion of well-known contributors guarantees a baseline of quality across various subgenres, from the gothic to the psychological. While the scope is broad, the consistent focus on monstrous entities provides a cohesive reading experience. It is best suited for enthusiasts of short-form horror who appreciate variety and rapid pacing. The collection effectively balances gruesome imagery with narrative depth, making it a worthwhile addition for any shelf dedicated to the macabre.