I really enjoyed this diverse and eclectic collection.
Each story is different in tone, writing style, and subject but each story is creepy and thought-provoking in its own way.
It's hard to pick a favorite story since each was different and appealing.
Layne Adamsson's story was beautifully and intelligently written. A very cerebral sort of spooky story, but it sort of reminded me of The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman.
A.Q. Hart has a conversational tone to their writing and their story had some unpredictable twists and turns that made it very enjoyable.
S.J. Lomas's story was an interesting look at paranormal investigation.
Dan MacDonald's story was the scariest for me. It'll have me nervous about being alone in a dark room for awhile.
A quick, enjoyable collection of stories. I would read more work by any of these authors.