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Cemetery Dance Publications is proud to announce the seventh entry in this award-nominated and best-selling anthology series. Shivers VII contains more than 100,000 words of chilling fiction from more than two dozen of today's most popular authors of horror and suspense.
Mostly average stories that were nonetheless entertaining but none except [a:Kaaron Warren|1207458|Kaaron Warren|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1303270263p2/1207458.jpg]’s Bower Birds aspired to anything above this.
Once again a [a:Stephen King|3389|Stephen King|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1362814142p2/3389.jpg] story from 1976 was dredged up for this otherwise contemporary anthology. It isn’t a bad story except I knew exactly what was going to happen since it was one of the episodes in the movie Creepshow by King and George Romero (of Night of the Living Dead, etc. fame). Interestingly enough, King plays the protagonist of the story Jordy Verill in the movie! The entire movie is better than this book even though it also never rises above entertainment. ( )
Most of the stories here are decent but the only ones that really excelled were by Graham Masterton and Kaaron Warren. Overall, an average collection. ( )
Cemetery Dance Publications is proud to announce the seventh entry in this award-nominated and best-selling anthology series. Shivers VII contains more than 100,000 words of chilling fiction from more than two dozen of today's most popular authors of horror and suspense.
Once again a [a:Stephen King|3389|Stephen King|https://images.gr-assets.com/authors/1362814142p2/3389.jpg] story from 1976 was dredged up for this otherwise contemporary anthology. It isn’t a bad story except I knew exactly what was going to happen since it was one of the episodes in the movie Creepshow by King and George Romero (of Night of the Living Dead, etc. fame). Interestingly enough, King plays the protagonist of the story Jordy Verill in the movie! The entire movie is better than this book even though it also never rises above entertainment. ( )