October Dreams: A Harvest of Horror

Rating:
Summary: An Excellent Anthology of Horror
Review: This was originally planned to be the first volume of an annual horror anthology. However, poor sales restricted October Dreams to the initial 1989 bok. When it was published, most of the authors were fairly obscure writers. Now, many of them such as Mel Odom, Ken Wiseman and editor David Kubicek have become fairly well known among horror fans.

The stories range in length from Steve Vernon's excellent short-short story, "Beat Well" to Robert C. Guenzel Jr.'s novelette, "A Divine Comedy." October Dreams is a must have item for every horror book collector. I heartily recommend it.

Rating:
Summary: An Excellent Anthology of Horror
Review: This was originally planned to be the first volume of an annual horror anthology. However, poor sales restricted October Dreams to the initial 1989 bok. When it was published, most of the authors were fairly obscure writers. Now, many of them such as Mel Odom, Ken Wiseman and editor David Kubicek have become fairly well known among horror fans.

The stories range in length from Steve Vernon's excellent short-short story, "Beat Well" to Robert C. Guenzel Jr.'s novelette, "A Divine Comedy." October Dreams is a must have item for every horror book collector. I heartily recommend it.