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A review by articulatedream
Night of the Living Queers by Alex Brown, Shelly Page
5.0
A sharp collection of queer YA stories by BIPOC authors that all take place on a blue moon occurring on Halloween, this is a perfect collection of spooky tales for the season.
From teens at a party in a presumably haunted house, to summoning demons, or speaking to gods, there is a beautifully terrible spread of stories here. Each of the 13 short stories bursts off the page and brings vivid characters to life, even with just a few short pages to work with.
While I knew of a few of the authors, there isn't one story I loved most because they were all amazing. I cannot wait to add this one to my physical shelf later this year!
From teens at a party in a presumably haunted house, to summoning demons, or speaking to gods, there is a beautifully terrible spread of stories here. Each of the 13 short stories bursts off the page and brings vivid characters to life, even with just a few short pages to work with.
While I knew of a few of the authors, there isn't one story I loved most because they were all amazing. I cannot wait to add this one to my physical shelf later this year!