4-30-2026 Latham's Last Words: Night Terrors An Anthology of Horror

Welcome to Latham's Last Words, where I give you my last words on books I've enjoyed. Today I am reviewing Night Terrors An Anthology of Horror by Blood Bound Books

Night Terrors An Anthology of Horror

Out of the 31 authors in this anthology, I was only familiar with one, Robert Essig.

Out of 31 stories there was only one story I felt Meh about.

Blood Bound Books' first ever anthology from 2010 was a banger! I'm disappointed that the 30 authors I wasn't familiar with aren't mentioned more.

I enjoyed 30 of the stories a lot, but there were definitely some stand outs!

The Rest for the Wicked by Stephen Hill

I was never really afraid of flying, but yeah this story may have changed that.

The Hole In The Fence by Craig Saunders

Creepy neighbor story that makes me happy I don't talk to my neighbors.

Scent by Joshua Scribner

Not anything I was expecting, it's a story of nature getting revenge.

Are You The Fairest? by Piper Morgan

A story told from the viewpoint of a mirror. I never would have expected it would break my heart.

Bitter Taste of Rapture by Monique Bos

A slow and sensual take on Lilith.

Lunatic Mile by Barry Napier

This was the goriest story. A folk horror tale with the most gruesome way of restraining a victim I've ever read.

Rache by Kendra Lisum

Another story that broke my heart about a boy missing his dog.

Gravity Hill by Jenna M. Pitman

The opening paragraph is one of the most disturbing visual I have ever read.

Only Three Dead Presidents by Robert Essig

Who doesn't enjoy a creepy carnival story??

Lovers of horror anthologies will definitely want this on their TBR!

Get it here!