The foreword is by Simon Clark, and he has nothing but positive comments about What Fears Become. Thirty-one finely honed eager narratives, eighteen delicious poems, and eighteen visions touch all who dare venture inside. Like stepping onto a monstrous scene, their wide eyes can’t look away. It is unlikely readers will set aside a single whisper-read word. Each feature rips through reality plunging readers into frightful situations deep enough to provoke a bag full of nightmares. What do reader’s fears become when they’re examined? Top-notch tales, poems, and images will horrify and delight readers in this anthology called What Fears Become. What Fears Become, An Anthology from The Horror Zine

Is your heart pounding and your spine tingling yet? Great tales to tweak the imagination, make us feel something is watching, digging into our souls, acquainting us all with what fears become. I think I will just say that this book will entertain the deepest fears hidden in the corners of the psyche.

Do I review them individually? Group them? Authors have contributed over 30 short stories, 18 poets contributing one or more poems each and 9 artists contributing. Reviewing an anthology is always somewhat difficult. An anthology to bring shivers and have us listening to bumps in the night. Some are just plain scary, some are psychological, some feature ghosts, monsters, werewolves, vampires, all the favourite demons of our nightmares and stories to be told around a campfire or at Hallowe'en. Jeani Rector has collected from among the best of the contributions of stories, poems and artwork from The Horror Zine. This great collection comes from some newer authors, and several well-known authors.

What a variety of short stories! All of them within the horror or paranormal genres, every story completely different.

What Fears Become by Jeani Rector