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I have sort of been unconsciously immersing myself in gothic literature and films lately. I love this subgenre, and I was excited to see this anthology released in time for my Halloween reading. I really enjoyed the blending of short stories and poetry in a single book, even though I don't read very much poetry. I've always wanted to find a deeper appreciation for poems, so this seemed like the perfect opportunity to read more poetry, while also reading short stories in between. What I enjoyed t...
Haunted are These Houses is an anthology of short stories and poetry exploring the Gothic sub-genre edited by Eddie Generous. This anthology is rather interesting – it is a blend of classic and modern contemporary authors in one tome, exploring the hauntings of houses to the esoteric laundromats.For the most part, I really like most of these entries – it really got me into the mood of the Halloween season. This collection collects a dozen short stories and twenty-two poems from classical and con...
"I am most certainly haunted." - JT Seate Haunted Are These Houses is an anthology of 32 gothic poems & short stories edited by Eddie Generous & Erin Sweet Al-Mehairi. I had read some of these authors before, but a lot of them were new to me. I was introduced to writers I would love to check out more from, such as Moira Gillen, Catherine Cavendish, Erika Hogan, and more. I was very happy to see so many women horror writers in this book, and it was very refreshing. This book is a blend of current...
This is one for the gothic lit lovers. With a blend of classic and contemporary short stories and poetry all centered around the theme of hauntings, there is a lot to love in the creaking old hallways, dusty bookshelves, and dark corners where sputtering candles don’t quite reach of this anthology. Haunted house is just about my favorite sub-genre, so I knew I had to get this one when I saw the brilliant cover and some of the great writers featured in the collection. I was also really impressed
Some of the stories were good but most I found myself just shrugging. However, that's what you get with compilations. I did like two of the stories "The Silence of Aeoilian Hall" by Moira Gillen and "From the Dusty Mesa" by David Busboom
