Short Fiction Recommedations
I work a lot. That statement is an understatement, I'm always working. I really don't have time to crack open a novel, and read. The last few books I've tried to read have been left half read, because my progress was so slow I lost interest.
I'm looking for shorter literature forms to keep myself reading. What are the best horror short stories, poetry, etc that I can read during breaks and while I'm eating? |
Here's a few I've really enjoyed readin'.....
Ellen Datlow: The Best Horror of the Year (volumes 1,2,3,& 4) :After Nineteen Stories of Apocalypse and Dystopia Stephen Jones: A Book of Horrors : Zombie Apocalypse Christopher Golden: The New Dead J.N. Larsen: Z: Zombie Stories Lori Perkins: Hungry for Your Love an Anthology of Zombie Romance |
I second A Book of Horrors, I just wrapped it up a week ago and it was legit.
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"The Horror At Martin's Beach" by Sonia H. Greene and H.P. Lovecraft
"Nightmare At 20,000 Feet" by Richard Matheson "Window" by Bob Leman "The Father-Thing" by Philip K. Dick "Spider Mansion" by Fritz Leiber |
Thanks, I will check out all of the ones listed.
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This is one I thought worth the read: http://www.amazon.com/Quay-Avenue-Br...+avenue+bridge
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