I am a sucker for ghost story anthologies like this. Some stories linger, some flop, and then you have the framework to wonder about as well.
Also, sometimes fun art.
The conceit is that a grade schooler, depressed and suicidal, was told about these 100 ghost stories. He’ll summon a real ghost if he manages to get through all of them. And he tells them basically straight to us, the viewer. I really like seeing how telling these stories affects our main character.
In this volume, Night 8 (Fight) hit me the hardest. I reread it a few times. Stories that, when they switch perspective, fuck you up? My jam.
I’m really looking forward to reading more in the future.
