Shotguns V Cthulhu (Cthulhu Anthology #15) 4Stars

 

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Title: Shotguns V Cthulhu
Series: Cthulhu Anthology #15
Editor: Robin Laws
Rating: 4 of 5 Stars
Genre: Cosmic Horror
Pages: 242
Words: 94K

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This was how my final King in Yellow book should have gone! This had shivers running up my spine. This had my mind revolting. This had me questioning why I enjoyed the twisted stories so much. It was everything I expect in a Cosmic Horror story.

Now, I had read a King in Yellow anthology edited by Robin Laws and it wasn’t very good. So I went into this with lowered expectations. Thankfully, I was disappointed in my expectations.

And that’s all I write because I’m tired of writing right now.

★★★★☆

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Table of Contents:

• Robin D Laws Preface: Save a Barrel for Yourself

• Kyla Ward Who Looks Back?

• Rob Heinsoo Old Wave

• Dennis Detwiller Lithic

• Chris Lackey Snack Time

• Dan Harms The Host from the Hill

• Steve Dempsey Breaking Through

• A. Scott Glancy (based on an idea by Bret Kramer) Last Things Last

• Chad Fifer One Small, Valuable Thing

• Nick Mamatas Wuji

• Natania Barron The One in the Swamp

• Kenneth Hite Infernal Devices

• Dave Gross Walker

• Robin D. Laws And I Feel Fine

• Larry DiTillio Welcome to Cthulhuville

• Ekaterina Sedia End of White

• All of My “Cthulhu Anthology” Reviews