Reviews

There's More Of Us Than You Know by Bernardo Villela, Leon Lavender, Kelly Brocklehurst, James Bennett, Nikki R. Leigh, Mona Kabbani, Saffron Roberts, Kay Hanifen, Spencer Hamilton, Mocha Pennington, Haley Newlin, Carmilla Yugov, Megan Kiekel Anderson, Mark Allan Gunnells

bozzi1's review against another edition

dark emotional fast-paced

3.5

Loved the variety of writing styles and perspectives in this collection. My favorites, in no particular order, are: Pink, Historic Inventory, The Music Box, and Where the Unwanted Go. 

bobbiejowoo's review

adventurous challenging dark emotional funny mysterious sad tense

• Plot- or character-driven? A mix
• Diverse cast of characters? Yes

5.0

I tend to avoid short story collections, I find myself only connecting to a small few of the selected works and usually end up  more than a bit disappointed, but when I saw this was a collection of horror stories written by Queer authors, I knew I had to have it. 

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Let me tell you I am SO GLAD I grabbed this one. This anthology is top tier- from the stories selected to the order in which they were placed in the book. Each story I read I thought, “This one is my favorite” and then I’d read the next and think, “No, this one is my favorite!” I’ve come to the conclusion that they are all my favorites. 

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There’s More of Us Than You Know has it all- within its pages you’ll find plenty of creepy things (possessed teddy bears?!), ghosts, monsters, and imagery that will haunt you forever.  Some stories left me laughing and others broke my heart, but they will all stay with me forever. This book is horrific and beautiful and I cannot recommend it enough.

n0rmann's review

5.0

I'm really into themed anthologies where the main characters aren't what you normally see in fiction. And, it's even better when every single story is fantastic. I was glad I stumbled upon this on Twitter and recommend it to everyone.