Tag: Anthology

  • 5 Thoughts on Silk & Sinew

    Cover of "Silk & Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror From the Asian Diaspora". The cover has a black background with brown text that transitions from golden to reddish-brown. A woman wearing a dress and mask that seem to be made of coiling roots and vines is the same brown colors.

    Spooky Reads 2025 has official commenced for me and the first book is laid to rest. I decided to begin this year’s binge of the macabre with Silk & Sinew: A Collection of Folk Horror from the Asian Diaspora edited by Kristy Park Kulski. Anthologies and folk horror being some of my favorite stuff to read, I figured this would be a good start to get the grinder motor running, and it certainly was.

    My girlfriend used to write and help manage a comic book site that has retired, and I would occasionally write some guest posts there. They had “5 Thoughts” format in place of reviews and recaps that I really liked and want to borrow/steal/use here. So here are five thoughts I have on this book:

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