Nano Nightmares

by Shirley Dee (Editor), Charles Remington (Editor), Arthur Doweyko (Editor)

Nano Nightmares presents a new type of terror. An anthology of short, two sentence stories contributed by sixty talented horror authors. Stories that explore uncomfortable and often shocking themes ranging from mortal fears to chronic phobias. Stories that will shock and amaze you.
Nano Nightmares has been a truly international project, involving writers from right across the globe and demonstrating the similarities in what frightens and horrifies us. It is fascinating to see common themes from very different societies - human fears that reverberate from the Americas and Europe, Asia and as far as Australia. Are you scared of spiders? Being buried alive? Prepare to be chilled to the bone and leave the lights on while you indulge in these tiny titbits of terror!

161 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 5, 2020

Reviews

[Charles Remington · Rating 5 out of 5]

A chilling anthology of two sentence horror stories by sixty talented authors from right around the globe. Some grisly material here - leave the light on!

[Joe Piccoli · Rating 3 out of 5]

3 Stars. Kindle. Fun, quick, and unique.

[Cal Brett · Rating 5 out of 5]

Fun and frightening short-short stories. Need a quick jolt of horror to start your day, grab your leg you at lunch, or drag you down at night? This is it.

[Pamela · Rating 5 out of 5]

Assorted stories of many from around the world. I cannot ethically says anything about mine, bit if you like quick and easy reads, like to see how two sentences can be made into a story with a beginning, middle an d end, do check this anthology. out One of my favorites is someone enjoying the scent of flowers suddenly realizing he was smelling flower roots, meaning he was dead. This is page 114.

[Bryn Grover · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fun romp through the horror genre in small doses. Writing something in this field can be challenging in itself. But writing something in a 'nano' format is another matter altogether. Hats off to this collection of authors who can take a few sentences and weave a scary tale. A fun, easy, quick read.

[Micheala · Rating 5 out of 5]

“When I died, I hoped I might go to heaven. But instead, they sent me to a place called Earth.”

This is an anthology of two-sentence horror stories. Some of these were GREAT. My only qualm is I don’t understand why so many male horror authors have to write about aggressive behaviors towards women.

[Zombie Reader · Rating 5 out of 5]

Like a good jump scare, these will leap out and grab you before you know what hit you! If you need a quick fright, check out these very brief tales of horror.