Shattered Teeth: Stories of Horror and the Supernatural

by Christian Wallis, Velox Books

262 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 18, 2026

Reviews

[Milt Theo]

If I could give this more stars, I would! This is an extraordinary collection of eleven stories of varying length, another hit by Wallis. I enjoyed all the stories, but the one that stood out for me were: the opening tale, "Eden", a complex story of camp horror (Eden is a sinister gay conversion camp); "A Light in the Tower" - an incredibly creepy tale, maritime horror with so many twists and such a weird imagery (the scene in the ghost family boat is branded in my mind!), this story is worth the price of the collection alone! "The Dumbwaiter", engrossing urban horror; "Coal", another tale full of chilling and wildly imaginative imagery, creature horror in the Arctic; and the found footage horror of "A Series of Interviews", the closing story(the longest in the book), with a disturbing twist in the ending. Perfection!.

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[Tanya]

Shattered Teeth: Stories of Horror and the Supernatural by Christian Wallis sounds like the kind of horror collection that gets under your skin and keeps your imagination working long after you finish reading. I love a good supernatural story that makes me feel uneasy, keeps me guessing, and leaves me thinking about what I just read.

What appeals to me most is the promise of eerie situations, unsettling twists, and the darker side of the imagination. I enjoy horror that creates a creepy atmosphere rather than relying only on jump scares, and this collection is an intriguing pick for anyone who loves stories that send a little chill down their spine. A great addition to a horror lover’s reading list!

[Charissa Wilkinson]

I received this book courtesy of Booksprout for the purpose of a fair and honest review.

Overview: It's the Hallowe'en season. Mr. Wallis has offered us this collection of supernatural horror, as well as some other subgenres of horror itself. What will we discover within these pages? Let's find out.

Dislikes: Peter Rollins was a real piece of work. At least there was a small amount of justice in that story.

Likes: These stories, at least the vast majority of them, danced the edge of nihilism well in my opinion.

Conclusion: This was a fun anthology. If you like spooky stories, then this book is for you. Enjoy the read.

[Dan Lawson]

Shattered Teeth: Stories of Horror and the Supernatural is a potent, unforgiving, and beautifully written collection. Christian Wallis delivers an impressive showcase of body horror and supernatural dread that will leave a lingering, uncomfortable mark on fans of uncompromising dark fiction.

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[Becca’s Korner Shelf]

Awesome little collection of short stories. Very well written and I enjoyed every one but by far my favorite was Eden.

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