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A review by mad_about_books
Halloween Carnival, Volume 1 by Brian James Freeman, Kevin Lucia, Robert R. McCammon, John Little, Lisa Morton, Mark Allan Gunnells
5.0
It looks like we are in for a rash of anthologies this Halloween. Editor Brian James Freeman is planning to debut five such books for fright night 2017.
"Strange Candy"
By Robert McCammon
McCammon never disappoints, and in this tale of Halloween in a small town lives up to expectation. Oh yes, you might want to have a hanky handy for this one.
"The Rage of Achilles or When Mockingbirds Sing"
By Kevin Lucia
All Hallows' Eve is the night when spirits walk, and things are possible like on no other night of the year. A priest in his confessional might have to consider that very thing.
"Demon Air"
By John R. Little
Not a good story for anyone with a fear of flying.
La Hacienda de los Muertos
By Lisa Morton
Lisa Morton weaves a tale of horror movie making that becomes all too real for the cast and crew.
#MakeHalloweenScaryAgain
By Mark Allan Gunnells
Facebook and hashtags aside, someone is out to make Halloween scary again.
Once again, Brian James Freeman gathers tales about things that go bump in the night. In other words, this is a perfect anthology for Halloween night.
"Strange Candy"
By Robert McCammon
McCammon never disappoints, and in this tale of Halloween in a small town lives up to expectation. Oh yes, you might want to have a hanky handy for this one.
"The Rage of Achilles or When Mockingbirds Sing"
By Kevin Lucia
All Hallows' Eve is the night when spirits walk, and things are possible like on no other night of the year. A priest in his confessional might have to consider that very thing.
"Demon Air"
By John R. Little
Not a good story for anyone with a fear of flying.
La Hacienda de los Muertos
By Lisa Morton
Lisa Morton weaves a tale of horror movie making that becomes all too real for the cast and crew.
#MakeHalloweenScaryAgain
By Mark Allan Gunnells
Facebook and hashtags aside, someone is out to make Halloween scary again.
Once again, Brian James Freeman gathers tales about things that go bump in the night. In other words, this is a perfect anthology for Halloween night.