Gateways to Abomination: Collected Short Fiction

I just finished Gateways to Abomination: Collected Short Fiction by Matthew M. Bartlett. This was a very quick read with very short chapters telling stories that seem to be interconnected. It is one of the weirdest books of horror I've come across, like riding a wave into insanity, but I found it refreshingly different. It's probably a book that individual readers will either love or hate. Just remember, if you ever find yourself tuning the radio dial in Southwestern Massachusetts and radio station WXXT pops up, you're most likely doomed.

The prose in this one was really pleasant but the stories felt a little underdeveloped for the violence and dreamlike nature of the stories to really have the full impact.