Christmas and Other Horrors: An Anthology of Solstice Horror | 
This Christmas horror anthology looks good!
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pickYay! A new “winter solstice” anthology. We read this for book club and I was happy it was a pretty solid collection with a good range of what can make up this sub-genre. The writers that I thought nailed the assignment were the ones that did something relatively simple very well. There were a few duds (and no Krampus, even though he‘s on the cover!!), but overall I thought it was a solid collection! Check it out.
For those who like to read horror and ghost stories around Christmas, the tagged is an excellent anthology. The lineup of authors is awesome, and Ellen Datlow is a great editor.
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so-soLike most short story anthologies, this collection runs the gamut between great and awful. Some of these are terrifying creature tales, some are more noir, and others are more tedious lit-fic. I had hoped for more Yule folklore terror.
I love anthologies edited by Ellen Datlow. She knows how to put together an enjoyable reading experience. The horror found within ran the gamut from gory to more cerebral. 5 stars. Whopping 5,160 Word Search.
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My book might seem a little out of sorts for the #HyggeHourReadathon, but I‘m enjoying it. I have on my festive and comfy leggings.
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Taking a break from Christmas horror drabbles and reading this book of short stories.
Picked up my library hold today. I‘m ridiculously excited about it. 🎄💀🎄
So this arrived today. Because I am the Grinch
