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Pros

The author does an outstanding job of keeping one’s attention throughout. The suspense builds throughout the story and the multiple anticlimactic endings keeps the reader guessing until the last word on the last page. I enjoyed all of the stories, som... Read More

Vivid and well-crafted. It’s a solid piece. I’d highly recommend it for anyone who likes horror, dark suspense, or the macabre.

Monteleone's rehearsals is a treat. A young man enters a theater only to see scenes from his own life unfolding on the stage. It's certainly about a house and a haunting.

The owl and the * is pure thomas m. Styx and bones’ by edward bryant is about a cheating man.

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Highlights

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Quality

I loved that so many unknown to me authors had writings in this book as well as those i am familiar with

Happy ending in that story i like happy endings

Seems almost disrespectful to the authors and these high quality stories themselves not to do a better job of proofreading

Competitiveness

“elsewhere” by william peter blatty this is the longest piecea novella very short novel and not a short story

It’s about an unappealing man and his sucky life that’s tied to his poor relationships with women

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Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 624 reviews as of our last analysis date on Sep 27 2023.