Lee
Reads and feels like an anthology horror mini-series, where each episode just taps into a completely random thriller, supernatural, and/or body horror tale. Frankly, they're not all winners, but the ones that are linger with you after you close the book. Nothing is all out horrific and mind bending, but Doyle describes with such intrigue and even comic sentiment that you never struggle to mentally pit yourself in the scene.
FAVE SHORTS:
+ Head
+ Barney Hester
+ Ha-Ha, Shirt
+ Tugboat to Traverse City
Reads and feels like an anthology horror mini-series, where each episode just taps into a completely random thriller, supernatural, and/or body horror tale. Frankly, they're not all winners, but the ones that are linger with you after you close the book. Nothing is all out horrific and mind bending, but Doyle describes with such intrigue and even comic sentiment that you never struggle to mentally pit yourself in the scene.
FAVE SHORTS:
+ Head
+ Barney Hester
+ Ha-Ha, Shirt
+ Tugboat to Traverse City