Twelve new pulp fiction stories covering a wide range of genres from science fiction to Lovecraftian monster. Featured authors include Richard Bowness, Arno Hurter, Brockton McKinney, Tom McLaughlin, James Pinard, Shea Hennum, David Herbert, C.J. Hurtt, Michael Penncavage, Nicholas Ahlhelm, Dino Caruso, and Buster Willoughby.
This is such a great read. There wasn't a single short that I didn't enjoy. "Thankful" by Brockton McKinney was most up my alley. It was by far my favorite. Keep putting these out, Nicholas Ahlhelm!
What a good time! This is one of the better collections of short stories that I have read in a while. I read a lot, so it's nice to come across something a little different than the regular "bestselling author" stuff I get. And I never read scary stuff, but I found myself really enjoying the tale of the creepy old woman in "Thankful" (although I should have read it during the day!). Overall I'd give the stories four or five stars. This book is very fun.
