10 Amazing Slenderman Stories

by Jack Goldstein

Just before Jack Goldstein and Jimmy Russell published their last book about Slenderman, 101 Amazing Slenderman Facts, they were both found dead in suspicious circumstances. The book was published in their memories. What was not known at the time however was that two packages were making their way through the Royal Mail service. One was from Jimmy and addressed to Jack, the other from Jack addressed to Jimmy. Both packages contained worrying documents detailing the history of Slenderman, and including some terrifying stories.

This grisly collection of documents is offered to the reader in the hope they can make some sense of the killings, as well as finding out further information regarding the slim being.

Proceed with caution.

Genres: Horror

52 pages, Kindle Edition

First published January 1, 2013

Reviews

[Katie Walton]

This book wasn't what I expected or hoped. I didn't get scared. I got bored. That may seem mean, but I'm just being honest. This is probably my fault because I had such high hopes for this Slenderman book.

[AnnMarie]

it didnt get a great rating here on goodreads, but i enjoyed it! And it was a good read to finish on Halloween night! Finished this a few mins before midnight!
Great idea for a book! 2 writers die tragically and mysteriously after doing research on Slenderman. Also there's stories one sends to the other on mysterious happenings and Slenderman's origins. i think the one from the bible about Job is my favorite. All the stories are detailed to give you a good picture of the horrors happening!
All in all a good read and Id recommended it to anyone!

[Zoë Birss]

If read as though shared by a fourteen year old friend or relative from their scribbler as though written between periods at high school, or on the bus, this book is mildly fun. However, as the first introduction to Slender Man besides a vague knowledge of his existence within the ether of the Internet, i suspect the character is done a disservice. Had I found it as a stapled zine at a bookfair for a dollar, I'd have enjoyed it, and thought it worth the time and the cash. But I'd never lend it to anyone.

[Hillary Dodd]

This book is horrible. The passages where they try to explain the existence of the slender man with the Bible are abhorrent. Loose usage of scripture coupled with bad writing. Don't waste your time reading this.

[Michael Albanese]

Short and a little creepy

[SpookyBoogie]

I like the Slenderman mythos but this book wasn't particularly engaging or well written.

[Michael Adams]

Pretty good

There were a few typos but I would have loved this if I was younger. I still did like it, though. I recommended it as an ebook to my library years ago and they just recently added it, so I felt like I needed to read it. Still interesting though.