Wayward Fairy Tales: Volume I

Eric Myford’s collection delivers on its promise by stripping away the protective veneer of traditional fairy tales, replacing warmth with genuine horror. The strength of this volume lies in its atmospheric density and its willingness to embrace the grotesque elements already present in folklore but often omitted for younger audiences. It suits readers who appreciate concise, punchy storytelling that prioritizes mood over complex plotting. While it may not offer deep philosophical inquiry, it excels as a visceral experience, capturing the essence of psychological terror effectively. Fans of short-form horror fiction will appreciate the variety and intensity, making it a solid addition for those who enjoy their scares served cold and direct.

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