Spooky Tales and Poetry

Name: Spooky Tales and Poetry
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ISBN: 9781387893027

✍️ Andi Leigh

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🏛 Lulu.com 📅 2022 🌐 English 📔 Paperback ISBN: 9781387893027

📝 Description: Spooky Tales and Poetry

Spooky Tales and Poetry is a collection of dark poems, creepy short stories, and strange tales. This collection was written between 2016 and 2021. In this collection, you will read about deadly creatures, supernatural monsters, heartbroken ghosts, lost souls, several lighter works (it's not all bad), and much more. Poetry works included: Sunshower, The Note Bird, Dead Dandelion, Give Up the Ghost, The Princess and Death, and The Plague Doctor's Notes. Short stories included: Cyril and the Dark Hotel (with illustrations), The Rainy Day Collection. Included novelettes and novella: Apple Ridge, Ravenwood Lane, and Her Favorite Color.

💎 Our verdict on Spooky Tales and Poetry

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Horror Reads editorial team

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Andi Leigh’s 'Spooky Tales and Poetry' succeeds by embracing eclecticism rather than striving for a singular tonal consistency. The blend of verse and prose allows for distinct atmospheric shifts, keeping the reader engaged through varied narrative voices. While the scope is broad, covering everything from plague doctors to lost souls, the collection’s strength lies in its accessibility and emotional range. It avoids overly dense or obscure literary devices, making it approachable for a wide audience. The illustrated story adds a unique layer of immersion that distinguishes it from standard text-only anthologies. This volume is best suited for readers who enjoy mood pieces and short-form horror, offering a gentle yet spooky introduction to the genre without demanding intense academic engagement.

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Horror Reads editorial team

Andi Leigh’s 'Spooky Tales and Poetry' succeeds by embracing eclecticism rather than striving for a singular tonal consistency. The blend of verse and prose allows for distinct atmospheric shifts, keeping the reader engaged through varied narrative voices. While the scope is broad, covering everything from plague doctors to lost souls, the collection’s strength lies in its accessibility and emotional range. It avoids overly dense or obscure literary devices, making it approachable for a wide audience. The illustrated story adds a unique layer of immersion that distinguishes it from standard text-only anthologies. This volume is best suited for readers who enjoy mood pieces and short-form horror, offering a gentle yet spooky introduction to the genre without demanding intense academic engagement.