Thursday, December 12, 2024

Nightmare Abbey 7 Edited by Tom English

Unlucky 7th mammoth volume of this critically-acclaimed horror magazine/book.

Ghosts, Gods, Ghouls & Grotesques!

11 terrifying tales by today's top writers

EC Comics' Ghoulunatics (The Hideous History of American Horror Comics #4)

Hammer Film's Greatest: The Devil Rides Out

New Horror Delve List: 13 Scariest Christmas horror tales ever

Heavily illustrated with photos and art

Illustrations by World Fantasy Award-winner Allen Koszowski

Latest report on Dear Abbey and the Hound from Hell

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This was my seventh visit to Nightmare Abbey, and as always I was entertained not only by the fiction, but also the articles. I especially enjoyed Matt Cowan's Horror Delve into the 13 scariest Christmas horror stories ever, which led me to do a bit of Christmas shopping for myself. I love Christmas horror so I searched out and purchased a collection that includes a story from this list. It always amazes me that even though I have read and watched so much horror over the years Nightmare Abbey manages to surprise me with information on old movies that I never knew about or stories that I missed reading.

The photos and illustrations add to the immersive experience.

Then there are the stories, clever and dangerous little tales that crawled into my brain and stuck there. Does a locked room hold marionettes from a long forgotten stage show? Or does it keep a more sinister secret?  An alcoholic department store Santa has an unforgettable Christmas Eve, A content creator who often fakes the segments for a web series stumbles into something unbelievable. A man gets into an itchy situation when he becomes too acquainted with his weird new neighbors, a story about zombies, and more. 

Nightmare Abbey belongs in every horror lovers collection. It is a wealth of expertly crafted stories, knowledge, and entertainment. If you enjoy dark fiction and amazing artwork this is for you.


My thanks to Dead Letter Press.

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