
Who Would Like This Book:
If you're a fan of fast, twisted, and darkly satirical short horror, Bentley Little's 'The Collection' is a smorgasbord of weirdness. With 32 stories that dive into everything from nightmarish bureaucracy to truly original takes on American history and the mundane, this anthology is definitely for readers who love their horror bizarre, sometimes brutal, and unafraid to get gross. It’s perfect if you like bite-sized scares, imaginative premises, and a fresh twist on the supernatural or the just-plain-strange.
Who May Not Like This Book:
Some readers found the stories repetitious after a while, with some feeling like they followed a predictable formula and lost their shock factor. If you prefer your horror more subtle, toned-down, or literary, the graphic and sometimes over-the-top style might not be for you. And as with many anthologies, not every story is a winner - expect a few duds among the gems. Those especially sensitive to disturbing or grotesque content may want to steer clear.
About:
Readers have described "The Collection" as a diverse anthology of 32 short stories by Bentley Little, showcasing a wide range of themes from thought-provoking to downright nasty. The stories vary in quality, with some being memorable hits like "The Sanctuary," "The Phonebook Man," "Life With Father," and "The Idol," while others are considered misses. Bentley Little's writing style is praised for its ability to deliver creepy and entertaining tales that delve into bizarre and terrifying concepts, often with a touch of dark comedy.
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Sensitive Topics/Content Warnings
The Collection contains high content warnings due to graphic violence, disturbing themes, and body horror.
From The Publisher:
Presents a chilling new collection of thirty-two short stories of horror and the macabre from the Bram Stoker Award-winning author of The Association and The Walking.
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