The Complete Horowitz Horror
Anthony Horowitz
- Reading
- Try one story first, then check in about its scariness before continuing. The collection’s separate tales make it possible to pause between stories.
- Themes
- Fear in ordinary settings: The book addresses fear in ordinary settings; the detail of how it is developed remains unclear. The overview establishes that these situations are meant to be frightening, but not what the stories ultimately make of that fear.
- Worth knowing
- The named premises include haunting, disturbing effects on people, cannibals and an anticipated victim. These suggest frightening peril; the degree of detail is unclear.