A FEAST OF FRIGHTS is “delicious reading”

Kyren Evemy, of Artwork by Kyren, has written a review of A FEAST OF FRIGHTS FROM THE HORROR ZINE, praising the variety and selection:

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. There is a lot of content in there, and it will provide you with hours of delicious reading. A FEAST OF FRIGHTS is an anthology that serves up established names alongside promising rookies. (Christian Larsen’s “Clawed Sod” was a favorite.) Being more than just great fiction, I especially enjoyed John Gilmore’s article on the dark side of old-time Hollywood, and Benjamin Blake’s poetry.

A FEAST OF FRIGHTS, available at Amazon.com.

Pick up your copy A FEAST OF FRIGHTS at Amazon.com, and when you’re finished reading it, it would be awesome if you would single out a few of your own favorites in a review of your own:

“Scratchings” by Matt Leyshon
“Ghost Pit” by Simon Clark
“The Soldier” by Shaun Meeks
“What the Dark Does” by Graham Masterton
“Proper Payments” by Philip Roberts
“Incident on and off a Mountain Road” by Joe R. Lansdale
“Cigarettes and Cicadas” by David M. Buhajla
“Germ Warfare” by Eric J. Guignard
“Mouthpiece” by Mike Goddard
“Filmland” by Stewart Horn
“Clawed Sod” by Christian A. Larsen
“Skelf” by John Forth
“Homecoming” by Scott Nicholson
“Eve of All Hallows” by Brian G. Murray
“The Lost Sheep” by Jason Reynolds
“Skeletons in the Closet” by Cheryl Kaye Tardif
“Bleeder” by Paul Edwards
“The Night Visitor” by Joe McKinney
“Always Say Treat” by Christopher Nadeau
“The Audit” by Susie Moloney
“Midnight Passage” by M. C. Shelby
“The Favorites” by Chris Castle
“Impressive Instants” by David A. Hernandez
“Husks and Formless Ruins” by Tom Piccirilli
“Masks” by Taylor Grant
“Corn” by K. A. Opperman
“Scream Queen” by Ed Gorman
“Reaching Out” by Christian Riley
“Me and My Shadow” by Sandra Crook
“Little Girl Lost” by Trevor Denyer
“The Story of my First Kiss” by Jeff Strand
“The Dead Wall” by Michael Wolf
“Spicy Thai Noodle” by Alva J. Roberts
“The Tide Clock” by James Strauss

You’ll also find poetry, artwork, and essays from some of horror’s biggest names in A FEAST OF FRIGHTS FROM THE HORROR ZINE, now available at Amazon.com.

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