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Sorry for the delay, but at last I have finished reviewing all of the Halloween books that I read this year.

This video is a little choppy, mainly because I was having meds swapped during the filming and I had a lot of brain fog.

I hope you enjoy my review of "Halloween Horrors" AKA "October Dreams."

https://youtu.be/PB1lIWTr8GY

The last group of stories out of this collection for this year. Maybe next year I‘ll finish it. I read: Gone by Jack Ketchum, Favorite Halloween Memory by Alan M. Clark, Yesterday‘s Witch by Gahan Wilson, A Short History of Halloween by Paula Guran, The Last Halloween by Poppy Z. Brite and Mask Game by John Shirley. The one from Alan M. Clark was my favorite out of this group. #teamslaughter #scarathlon2020 @Clwojick

Read some more stories out of this. Really enjoying it! In this batch was: Conversations in a Dead Language by Thomas Ligotti. Two Halloween memories, one by Gary A. Braunbeck and the other by Jack Ketchum. Yesterday‘s Child by Thomas F. Monteleone. Zombies by Hugh B. Cave. The Whitby Experience by Simon Clark and Halloween Memories by Christopher Golden. Favorites are the Halloween Memories out of this group. #teamslaughter @Clwojick

The tagged book is an anthology of short stories and essays by horror writers about Halloween. There‘s a lot of stories in here, so rather than slam the feed with review posts for each individual story I‘m going to try to do them in groups. So far I‘ve read: The Black Pumpkin by Dean Koontz. A Moonlit Night with Rats by Elizabeth Engstrom. Lantern Marsh by Poppy Z. Brite. Nicknames by Rick Hautala and A Condemned Man by Steve Rasnic Tem.

A Celebration of Halloween! Classic novellas, never-before-published stories, essays on the history, literature, and films of Halloween, and real-life memories of October 31st-from today's best practitioners of fear.
#abooksetduringautumn #fallisbooked

Boy what a week. As much as I love October, is it over yet? I‘d love for it to be over. In any case, my #hocuspocus swap box has been sent out and should be arriving today with any luck. Also sent out my pick for #teamraven @TheWordJar you should be getting it soon. Sorry for the delay but the book is a quick read so I‘m sure you‘ll have no trouble with it. Now to the next task, which creepy book to read next.