A review by thomasflynn
Not All Monsters by Sara Tantlinger

5.0

I went into this anthology with high expectations — I've enjoyed work from many of the contributing authors previously, and Sara Tantlinger's writing is awesome on its own — but was thoroughly blown away. The stories are diverse, intimate, and across the board fascinating. Though I enjoyed them all to varying degrees, a few plucked hard at my heartstrings — "Wasted," by Amy Easton; "The Good Will," by Briana McGuckin (this one had me in tears, "Without a Face," by Hailey Piper, "This Can Happen to You," by Jessica McHugh; and "The Sugar Cane Sea," by Juliana Spink Mills.

Is that a long list of "favorites?" Sure! But this anthology is loaded to the brim with storytelling, and well worth every horror reader's interest.