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100 Word Horrors: Book 4: An Anthology of Horror Drabbles (100 Word Horror Collection) by [Kevin J. Kennedy, Eric J. Guignard, Andrew Lennon, Lee Mountford, Chad Lutzke, Jason Parent, Evans Light, John Boden, J.C. Michael, Adam Light]

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100 Word Horrors: Book 4 brings you over one hundred new drabbles from a wealth of horror authors. Some new, some old, but all great. Each and every one of us hope you have a blast with the final instalment in the series.

Included between the pages:
Adam Light - No Time Like the Present
Alanna Robertson-Webb - U R Next
Amber M. Simpson - The Old Man
Andrew Lennon - Cinema
Andrew Lennon - Motivation
Andrew Lennon - The Wave
Ann Christine Tabaka - Water World
Ann-Christine Tabaka - The Children of Earth
Billy San Juan - My Sincerest Apologies to any Innocent Victims
Callum Pearce - Cats
Cecelia Hopkins-Drewer - Haunted House
Chad Lutzke - Shingles on a Graham-Cracker Roof
Chloe Lennon - Hunger Pains
C.M. Saunders - Louie's Room
Constanze Scheib - Sanatorium
Darren Tarditi - The Hunter
David Owain Hughes - Books-A-Million
David Owain Hughes - The Golden Sticker
Dawn DeBraal - Cannibal
Dawn DeBraal - Revived
Dawn DeBraal - Road Kill
Eddie D. Moore - Hide and Seek
Ellen A. Easton - Every Fifty Years the Roots Need Blood
Eric J. Guignard - Misadventures of an Aggrieved Recluse
Evans Light - Getting Carried Away
Evans Light - Swing Low
Evans Light - This Little Piggy
Gary McDonough - Curiosity
Greg Bennett - Tiny Terrors
Harris Coverley - Coins
Howard Carlyle - The Theatre of Screams
J. C. Michael - Domestic Bliss
J. C. Michael - Spectrum
Jacek Wilkos - Lair
Jack Lothian - Diamond Lake Killer
Jack Lothian - The Guest Room
Jackk N. Killington - Zombie
Jason Parent - Shape in the Dark
Joe X Young - Believe in Me
Joe X Young - Panto Season
Joel R Hunt - Mister Mushroom
Joel R Hunt - The Transylvania Box
John Boden - Meal
Josh A. Murphy - Slithering
Julian J. Guignard - Molly's Wedding
Kevin Cathy - Inescapable
Kevin Cathy - The Coffin
Kevin J. Kennedy - Missing Halloween
Kevin J. Kennedy - Wrath of the Old Ones
Kevin Wetmore - Chiaroscuro Morning
Kevin Wetmore - Take the Long Way Home
Lee Franklin - Feed the Beast
Lee Franklin - You Look Prettier When You Smile
Lee Mountford - Choke
Lee Mountford - Predator
Mark Cassell - New Home
Mark Steensland - Stop
Matthew A Clarke - Worth It
Micah Castle - Inescapable End
N.M. Brown - Extra-Curricular Clone
Nerisha Kemraj - Asylum
Nerisha Kemraj - Mine
P.J. Blakey-Novis - A Friend for Ellie
P.J. Blakey-Novis - Captive
Paul D. Brazill - Swamplands
Regina Kenney - Fantasy
RJ Meldrum - Livestock
RJ Meldrum - Phantom
RJ Meldrum - Summer Snow
Robin Braid - Blood in the Moonlight
Robin Braid - Undead Champion
Ron Davis - The Job Interview
Ross Baxter - Eternal Life
Ross Jeffery - Poached Egg
Russell Smeaton - Bus Home
Ryan Colley - Cattle
Ryan Colley - Memory Stick
Ryan Colley - Ride-Hailing
Sheldon Woodbury - A Prison Inside Us
Sheldon Woodbury - The Museum of Horrors
Simon Cluett - Lanterns
Stacey Jaine McIntosh - Blood and Bone
Steve Stred - Open Call
Steve Stred - Terra
Terry Miller – To Feed a Monster
Theresa Jacobs - Armageddon
Timothy Friesenhahn - Hair
Timothy Friesenhahn - I
Tina Piney - Awaken to Death
Toneye Eyenot - Compelled to Rise
Toneye Eyenot - Dark Legion
Toneye Eyenot - Fiddlestyx
Toneye Eyenot - Slaughter by the Full of the Moon
Tristan Drue Rogers - Long Limbs at the E.R.
Tristan Drue Rogers - My Brother Gets Released today
Valerie Lioudis - Advice
Veronica Smith - All Alone
Veronica Smith - Too Little, Too Late
Veronica Smith - Vulture
Zoey Xolton - Better Off Dead
Zoey Xolton - Grave Concerns

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0838KXVK7
Publisher ‏ : ‎ KJK Publishing (December 28, 2019)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 28, 2019
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 5082 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 115 pages
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Best Sellers Rank: #749,453 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #765 in Horror Anthologies (Kindle Store)
- #1,529 in Horror Short Stories
- #1,603 in Horror Anthologies (Books)

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Eric J. Guignard
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Eric J. Guignard has twice won the Bram Stoker Award, been a finalist for the International Thriller Writers Award, and is a multi-nominee of the Pushcart Prize for his works of dark and speculative fiction. He has over 100 stories and non-fiction author credits appearing in publications around the world; has edited multiple anthologies (including the current series, The Horror Writers Association’s HAUNTED LIBRARY OF HORROR CLASSICS, through SourceBooks, with co-editor Leslie S. Klinger); and has created an ongoing series of author primers championing modern masters of the dark and macabre, EXPLORING DARK SHORT FICTION through his press, Dark Moon Books. He is also publisher and acquisitions editor for the renowned +HORROR LIBRARY+ anthology series. His latest books are LAST CASE AT A BAGGAGE AUCTION; DOORWAYS TO THE DEADEYE; and short story collection THAT WHICH GROWS WILD: 16 TALES OF DARK FICTION (Cemetery Dance). Visit Eric at: www.ericjguignard.com, his blog: ericjguignard.blogspot.com, or Twitter: @ericjguignard.
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After spending many years at sea, Ross Baxter now concentrates on writing fiction. His published material specialises primarily on horror and Sci-fi, but he also has a wide spectrum of fiction published on a number of varied US and UK online sites. In April 2014 he got the second best fiction award from Mashstories, and in December 2014 won the Horror Novel Reviews.com best short creation story.
Married to a Norwegian and with two Anglo-Viking kids, Ross now lives in Derby, England.
He has three stories appearing in print anthologies in mid-2020.
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James Glover

Loved it!!!!

Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2020

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I couldn’t wait to get this book. I have read the other three and loved the. With this one I was not disappointed. I am sad that this will be the last one though. I never heard of a drabble until I read volume 1. What I love about how Kevin J Kennedy puts these together, is you get so many sub horror genres in one book. Anything from creatures to plane psycho crazy killing. He states that when he picks these stories that he pics the ones that he enjoys. Well all I have to say is, thank you Mr Kennedy. You have great taste and I will always trust your judgement. So if you are a fan of drabbles or are just I. The mood for a quick fun horrific read check it out. Also check out the other three volumes they are equally fantastic.

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Mostly same ol' same ol' .

Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2020

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Too many zombies and homicidal maniacs, not enough supernatural, cosmic horror. Some mediocre writing. Mostly a collection to just pass the time.

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Bob

Seriously

Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2020

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Just as good as the last book

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Lisa Lee

Drabbles and more drabbles!

Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2020

100 Word Horrors: Book 4 is another fantastic collection of horror drabbles brought to you by Kevin Kennedy and the last installment in the 100 Word Horrors series of collections.
If you missed the first three and don’t know what a drabble is, allow me to enlighten you. A drabble is a story of exactly 100 words, not including the title. Basically, it is very precise flash fiction. I was hooked on drabbles after the first edition of 100 Word Horrors. There is something amazing and sinister about an entire horror story being 100 words long.
As with 100 Word Horrors, 100 Word Horrors Part 2, and 100 Word Horrors Book 3, Book 4 is a diverse collection of stories from different horror subgenres. This means that you may not absolutely love every single one, but the book as a whole is a dark treasure of horror drabble indulgence. And I do love to indulge in drabbles.
As I did with Book 3, I will take a moment to mention a few of the drabbles from 100 Word Horrors: Book 4 that stood out to me.
“Swing Low” by Evans Light and “Zombie” by Jackk N. Killington, while nothing alike, are both flowing, sensory shorts of growing horror.
“Lanterns” by Simon Cluett is sick and twisted and fabulous.
“Louie’s Room” by C.M. Saunders is dark and wrenching and horrifying.
“Open Call” by Steve Stred is creative, so creative. It is dark humor at its finest.
“Misadventures of an Aggrieved Recluse” by Eric J. Guignard really spoke to me. Something wicked in me identifies with this story.
“Motivation” by Andrew Lennon makes me wonder what it says about me that it made me laugh out loud.
“Ride Hailing” by ryan Colley is the epitome of modern horror.
I also enjoyed many other drabbles from this excellent collection. Toneye Eyenot and Veronica Smith never disappoint, and Kevin Kennedy has his own fantastic stories herein as well. This collection is an absolute must for flash fiction horror fans.

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William B

Another stellar collection...

Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2020

One of the things I noticed when reading these anthologies is the placement of the stories. There is such a cohesiveness to the placement - which allows the reading process to flow evenly and with great ease. I’ve mentioned this before in one of my reviews for one of the other editions of this these anthologies, but for some reason this edition seemed to have been given even more attention to the order of the stories. The drabbles were as always brilliant, original and terrifying on many different levels. The array of talent contributing to the collection was once again stellar and included some of the finest Independent Authors out there. This is, as I’ve said of this or any anthology that has various authors, is a wonderful way to get to know authors that you may not have had an opportunity to read previously. It’s also a way to get a look at some work from authors you do know. Original, clever, sinister, eerie, spectral, shadowy, unearthly, incorporeal - just a few adjectives to describe the fantastic collection of stories found within the pages of this tome of masterful drabbles.

The Blurb: 100 Word Horrors: Book 4 brings you over one hundred new drabbles from a wealth of horror authors. Some new, some old, but all great. Each and every one of us hope you have a blast with the final instalment in the series.

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Aurora

So Fun To Read Loved This Book!

Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2020

I enjoyed this so much! These little stories were a fast read and fun, I loved being able to open the book and take a few minutes to read a few stories and enter a new world. Quality stories in a few words - and if you like horror like I do, I was really impressed with the imagination, twists and even the disturbing stories that people were able to write in such few words - to leave an impression on you in 100 words, so cool!

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DawnDe

A Fun Book of Horror

Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2020

What a fun book of horror! From the cover, all the way to the Editor's choice of stories gathered, Kevin Kennedy does it again. Collecting one hundred stories, one hundred words each. A variety of authors deliver monsters, demons, murderers situations that can only serve to scare the dickens out of you! There is sure to be a number five!

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savsmomTop Contributor: Coloring

Kinda Fun & Fast Read

Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2020

Most of these were fairly cool considering they're written by your average joe and submitted for inclusion but I have to say there are some drabbles that simply made no sense, lol. Overall, I'd get it again at the low price...it's definitely worth that and you're gonna chuckle & gasp at a lot of them.

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G McDonough

Final drabble.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 24, 2020

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Mixed emotions about this book. Loved reading it. The quality of stories were just as good as the first in the series. I managed to get involved this time and get a drabble published my first published work. So I am proud of this. Sad that this is the final in the series, I love dropping into these drabbles when out and about or at work. Being transported somewhere different in 100 words, different tales. Scary, deep, sad, happy, a wide range of emotions stirred up from very short stories. As with Friday 13th part 4: Final chapter it wasnt really over and we got 6 more installments and spin offs and remakes. I wait with baited breath for the open submissions to book 5, Drabbles the return.

Alice

Great Drabbles collection

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 19, 2020

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Some fantastic tales in here.

Loving this new world of drabbles

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