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A review by stephaniieemoon
HorrorScope: A Zodiac Anthology by Taylor Pawley, Alex Tilley, Nico Bell, Jessica Huntley, Nina Tolstoy, H. Everend, Loki Dewitt, Greta T. Bates, Kassidy VanGundy, Eric M. Woods, Rachel Shannon, Anthony Taylor, Samuel M. Hallam, Damien Casey, Scott McGregor, Amanda Jaeger, Brooklynn Dean, Aiden E. Messer, Delliom Ellidom, Samantha Arthurs, Kirsten Aucoin, L. Pine, Kay Hanifen, Arabella K. Federico, Ryan Meyer, Byron Griffin, Dan B. Fierce, Sherry Shearhart, Angel Krause, Natalie Hannah, Sabrina Voerman, Brianna Malotke, Alana K. Drex, Elias Chase, Nadine Stewart, Kyra R. Torres, A.W. Mason
5.0
“Astrology is a language, if you understand this language the sky speaks to you.”
Horrorscope a Zodiac Anthology is a wonderfully crafted anthology of short stories and poems. It features many different authors with unique writing styles and fresh ideas. Edited by H. Everend this gem is one of a kind. Not often do you see horror books about astrology and as someone who has been studying astrology for a long time i was elated when she first dropped the concept of this anthology.
Each story/poem is different from one another, each brings the elements of the zodiac signs. It’s interesting to see how each author uses traits and symbols etc to incorporate into their stories.
Aside from the stories/poems I have to point out the whole vibe/format/layout of this anthology. I love a book with a nice aesthetic and Horrorscope totally brings me that satisfaction. Each zodiac section adorns a beautiful illustration by the very talented Ashley Scheller and one story flows well into the next.
I loved all of the poetry. I find myself always loving poetry and the poems in this anthology didn’t disappoint. Although I didn’t like all of the stories as much as some, I did find new authors I’d like to read more from.
Horrorscope a Zodiac Anthology is a wonderfully crafted anthology of short stories and poems. It features many different authors with unique writing styles and fresh ideas. Edited by H. Everend this gem is one of a kind. Not often do you see horror books about astrology and as someone who has been studying astrology for a long time i was elated when she first dropped the concept of this anthology.
Each story/poem is different from one another, each brings the elements of the zodiac signs. It’s interesting to see how each author uses traits and symbols etc to incorporate into their stories.
Aside from the stories/poems I have to point out the whole vibe/format/layout of this anthology. I love a book with a nice aesthetic and Horrorscope totally brings me that satisfaction. Each zodiac section adorns a beautiful illustration by the very talented Ashley Scheller and one story flows well into the next.
I loved all of the poetry. I find myself always loving poetry and the poems in this anthology didn’t disappoint. Although I didn’t like all of the stories as much as some, I did find new authors I’d like to read more from.