What Feasts at Night

Does anyone else write horror + humor better than T. Kingfisher? (I'm serious, if you have an answer please let me know!) I found this more satisfying than the first Alex Easton book, [b:What Moves the Dead 58724626 What Moves the Dead (Sworn Soldier, #1) T. Kingfisher https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1632936332l/58724626.SY75.jpg 91735925], possibly because What Feasts at Night isn't based on a classic tale and thus the plot has more freedom to go wherever Kingfisher's uniquely weird mind takes it. In addition to being creepy and funny (often at the same time), the novella features several passages that are breathtakingly beautiful. I was lukewarm on the series when it started, but now I'm hoping that Alex, Angus, and Hob the horse have many more macabre adventures ahead.