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Strange Tales of the Macabre: Stormy Weather
Blizzard, earthquake, fire, flood or twister there’s nothing like a storm to stir things up. Storms don’t especially care for humans. In minds that go to the darkest places, like the authors collected here, they actively work to destroy us. But whether the horror comes from indifference or malice, a storm can often clear the way for a whole new world of possibilities. That could be a good thing…but don’t get your hopes up as you ponder the futures suggested by these five dark tales.
109 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 13, 2019
About the author
Kate Jonez
34 books167 followersDark fantasy and horror author Kate Jonez has twice been nominated for the Bram Stoker Award ® and once for the Shirley Jackson.
She is also the chief editor at the Bram Stoker Award winning press Omnium Gatherum which is dedicated to publishing unique dark fantasy, weird fiction and horror.
Kate is a student of all things scary and when she isn’t writing she loves to collect objects for her cabinet of curiosities, research obscure and strange historical figures and photograph Southern California where she lives with a very nice man and two little dogs who are also very nice but could behave a little bit better.
She is also the chief editor at the Bram Stoker Award winning press Omnium Gatherum which is dedicated to publishing unique dark fantasy, weird fiction and horror.
Kate is a student of all things scary and when she isn’t writing she loves to collect objects for her cabinet of curiosities, research obscure and strange historical figures and photograph Southern California where she lives with a very nice man and two little dogs who are also very nice but could behave a little bit better.
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April 8, 2021
Five creepy stories with bad weather as an element, but not necessarily the "scary" part of the story.
While well-written and fun to read, I didn't give it five stars because one story's ending was very disappointing and non-sensical to me. In another story, I think there was a mix-up in character names, which was confusing. I had to re-read a few paragraphs to make sure it was an error, and not something I missed.
But as a whole, this is a great anthology.
While well-written and fun to read, I didn't give it five stars because one story's ending was very disappointing and non-sensical to me. In another story, I think there was a mix-up in character names, which was confusing. I had to re-read a few paragraphs to make sure it was an error, and not something I missed.
But as a whole, this is a great anthology.
September 3, 2021
Good for an evenings entertainment
This selection of short stories will make you wonder about the weather, and the strange things it can do. All the stories were good and are fast reads. Perfect for a stormy night ( but don't let the lights go out!).
This selection of short stories will make you wonder about the weather, and the strange things it can do. All the stories were good and are fast reads. Perfect for a stormy night ( but don't let the lights go out!).
Displaying 1 - 2 of 2 reviews