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Shattered Teeth: Stories of Horror and the Supernatural

262 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 18, 2026

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Christian Wallis

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Review of advance copy
September 14, 2026
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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Review of advance copy received from NetGalley
September 7, 2026
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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Review of advance copy
September 5, 2026
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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