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ollie_lee's review
4.0
Stories of the biblical apocalypse! With great authors like Wrath James White and Jeff Strand. Although I had not heard of many of the authors in this book, most of the stories were good, some great. I most enjoyed "Behind Blue Eyes" by Chris Miller, "Censered" by Christine Morgan, "Apocalypse... Meh" by John Wayne Comunale, "Ham and Pudge" by K. Trap Jones and "Outpouring" by Jeff Strand.
The stories range from horror to comedy and some are just disgusting, but you can't go wrong with any one of them. This is one of the best short story reads I have picked up in long time.
The stories range from horror to comedy and some are just disgusting, but you can't go wrong with any one of them. This is one of the best short story reads I have picked up in long time.
roxiethebookslayer's review
4.0
Interesting take on the World's "scariest" book. Loved "Apocalypse...Meh, Horse, and of course Strand, just for his style.
notunlikecheckers's review
4.0
Pretty strong collection
I'm usually a little leery of anthologies I find on Kindle Unlimited because they're mostly scraped from Reddit or just terrible. That does not seem to be the case here, however, as both the selection and the intro from the editor explaining why he collected these were very strong. Anyone scarred by a religious upbringing that threatened hellfire when you were bad or the imminent apocalypse if you were good will find this enjoyable. There is one story that's pretentious to the point that it affected by enjoyment of the entire book ( you'll know which one I mean when you read it), but other than that this was a really fun collection.
I'm usually a little leery of anthologies I find on Kindle Unlimited because they're mostly scraped from Reddit or just terrible. That does not seem to be the case here, however, as both the selection and the intro from the editor explaining why he collected these were very strong. Anyone scarred by a religious upbringing that threatened hellfire when you were bad or the imminent apocalypse if you were good will find this enjoyable. There is one story that's pretentious to the point that it affected by enjoyment of the entire book ( you'll know which one I mean when you read it), but other than that this was a really fun collection.
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