Ghost stories, hauntings and quieter psychological frights make up this anthology by Andaleeb Wajid, arranged as one tale for every day of the year.
The range matters as much as the number: some entries work through atmosphere and suggestion, others through a twist in the last paragraph, and the length keeps any single story from outstaying its welcome. Wajid writes across several registers of the supernatural, from the traditional haunted house to unease with no clear source. Read one a night and the book lasts a year, or take several at once and it becomes a long evening.
What to expect:
• A short supernatural story for every day of the year.
• A mix of classic hauntings and psychological unease.
• Endings built on twists rather than explicit horror.
• Stories sized for one sitting each.
For readers who like short horror fiction, for anthology collectors and for anyone wanting a nightly read with an edge; written by Andaleeb Wajid, published by OM Books and available from Boipoka.