Creature Feature Classics #2: Creatures of the Night

by Annie Knox (Author, Editor), Paul O'Neill, Emma Adams

Snake Bite Books presents Creature Feature Classics #2: Creatures of the Night.

The second in an anthological series exploring some of the greatest monsters in horror history. As a follow-up from its predecessor, another collection of scarily brilliant authors joins forces to utilise the mythology of the vampire – taking us from an isolated community haunted by a wasting disease to a lawyer facing off against an impossible evil inside of a prison. From a peaceful seaside landscape to darkened city alleys, is anywhere safe once night falls?

Including tales by:
Paul O'Neill
Emma Adams
Annie Knox
John Baulding
Kay Hanifen
Francis Verelle
Jesse Krenzel
Sergei Pavlović
Tim Jeffreys
Jacqueline Erasin
Anne Wilkins

Genres: Horror, Anthologies

213 pages, Unknown Binding

Published May 5, 2026

About the author

An award-winning writer based in London.

Loves horror, psychological twists, monster stories, dark drama and comedy in times of darkness. Villain to hero arcs (and vice versa!).

Reviews

[nadjah · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was sooo fun to read, I always love an anthology especially when all of the stories were so very fun to read, and the illustrations before each of the short stories were very beautiful. Love Thy Neighbor was my favorite story of the collection, full of dread and of the human ties that bind us, and what can be born out of resentment and the depth of dissatisfaction. It was marvelously written and it was so fascinating to learn more about slavic folklore. It was truly such an impactful and beautiful short story and I absolutely adored Masha.

[Julie Knox · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love these stories and am not usually a horror fan. They are great reads and have new twists and humour as well as horror. Brilliant

[Kayleigh Dobbs · Rating 4 out of 5]

If you enjoy vampire stories, look no further! Great variety in this anthology :)

[Happy Goat · Rating 4 out of 5]

A fun mix of vampire stories and some great writing!

[Eric]

Embrace your death incarnate

Full review at MonsterBookClub