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Stephen King, Jack Ketchum, Ramsey Campbell, Josh Malerman, Richard Chizmar, Mort Castle, Meghan Arcuri, Jason Brock : Chiral Mad 3 before purchasing it in order to gage whether or not it would be worth my time, and all praised Chiral Mad 3:

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Chriral MadBy AnniepIt was good but not mesmerizing. I was looking forward to not putting it down, but that wasn't the case.2 of 3 people found the following review helpful. Some good (King) Some OKBy R. RowanNot a great read, but not bad either. All of these suspense anthologies are uneven but ultimately worthwhile. Some make me want to write my own stories.10 of 11 people found the following review helpful. A solid collection of psychological horror talesBy Sci-Fi and ScaryChiral Mad 3 was an interesting book. Irsquo;d never read an anthology which put poems side by side with stories, and peppered the pages with illustrations too. Visually, it was a nice change, and Irsquo;d say it looks much better on paper than it did as an e-book. Itrsquo;s fairly easy to get through, and didnrsquo;t give me the lsquo;tedious readrsquo; experience that Irsquo;m generally afraid of when it comes to anthologies. The illustrations were great. Probably one of my favorite parts of the book, and some of the stories were just awesome.I expected to be creeped out or greatly unsettled. That, unfortunately, rarely happened. So, I had to sit back from the book for a bit, and readjust how I looked at it. I took the overall tone from the first several stories and poems and adjusted my expectation. That worked, because the stories contained within are great ndash; they just werenrsquo;t what I was expecting. My enjoyment of Chiral Mad 3 stepped up immensely after that, though I definitely still prefer paranormal and physical horror.My favorite story from the anthology was Red Runner versus the Surgeon Issue 18 by Jessica May Lin. It screwed with my head a little bit, but it was so interesting and not something you see normally, so I truly enjoyed it. The runners-up were A Rift in Reflection by Hal Bodner, A Flash of Red by Erinn L. Kempler, The Bigger Bedroom by Josh Malerman, and The Dead Collection by Mercedes Yardley. I do have to give a disturbing imagery/dead child trigger warning on The Dead Collection, though. Josh Malermanrsquo;s piece is one that Irsquo;m going to end up going back and reading a few times. Irsquo;m still not sure I understood exactly what was going on there. It was definitely creepy, though.As for poems, I have to admit in general they were not a hit with me. However, Put Me to Dream and Arbitration were both enjoyable.Overall, I think almost everyone could find at least one story or poem in here that they liked. Itrsquo;s worth checking out. However, fans of the darker horror probably are going to have a little bit of a harder time. Chiral Mad 3 excels in making you think and screwing with your head, which is fitting considering its a psychological horror collection, but doesnrsquo;t really hit the levels of deeply disturbing you might be expecting.Disclaimer: I received a copy of Chiral Mad 3 free from the publisher for review consideration. The third act in the critically-acclaimed series by Written Backwards, is a symmetrically-structured anthology of psychological horror by nominated editor Michael Bailey, whose previous anthologies include The Library of the Dead, Qualia Nous and Pellucid Lunacy. The anthology contains 45 illustrations by Glenn Chadbourne, over 20 stories by the likes of Stephen King, Jack Ketchum, Ramsey Campbell, Gary A. Braunbeck, Mort Castle, Josh Malerman, Scott Edelman, Richard Thomas, Richard Chizmar and Gene Orsquo;Neill, and with 20 intertwined poems by the likes of Elizabeth Massie, Marge Simon, Bruce , Erik T. Johnson, Stephanie M. Wytovich, and also includes an introduction by the extraordinary Chuck Palahniuk.

About the AuthorMichael Bailey is a multi-award-winning author, editor and publisher, and the recipient of over two dozen literary accolades, including the Bram Stoker Award, Benjamin Franklin Award, Eric Hoffer Book Award, Independent Publisher Book Award, Indie Book Award, International Book Award, and a handful of others. His nonlinear novels include PALINDROME HANNAH, PHOENIX ROSE, and a co-authored meta-novel called PSYCHOTROPIC DRAGON (co-illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne, Daniele Serra, and Ty Scheuerman), and he has published two and poetry collections, SCALES AND PETALS, and INKBLOTS AND BLOOD SPOTS (illustrated by Daniele Serra and introduced by Douglas E. Winter). Through Written Backwards, an imprint of Dark Regions Press, he is responsible for producing works of psychological horror, dark science fiction, and speculative fiction, anthologies such as PELLUCID LUNACY, QUALIA NOUS, THE LIBRARY OF THE DEAD (illustrated by GAK), three volumes of CHIRAL MAD (the last illustrated by Glenn Chadbourne and introduced by Chuck Palahniuk), a fiction collection by Paul Michael Anderson called BONES ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN (illustrated by Pat R. Steiner and introduced by Damien Angelica Walters), and ALLEVON, a series of illustrated books that include Gene O'Neill's novella AT THE LAZY K (illustrated by L.A. Spooner and introduced by Rena Mason), and a collection of zombie novelettes by Scott Edelman called LIARS, FAKERS, AND THE DEAD WHO EAT THEM (illustrated by Daniele Serra and introduced by Brian Keene). Also under the Written Backwards imprint is The Cal Wild Chronicles, a 4-book series by Gene O'Neill (illustrated by Orion Zangara), a magnum opus including THE CONFESSIONS OF ST. ZACH, THE BURDEN OF INDIGO, THE NEAR FUTURE, and THE FAR FUTURE. In his spare time he is the Managing Editor of Science Fiction for Dark Regions Press, where he has created and edited original science fiction projects like YOU, HUMAN: an anthology of dark science fiction (co-illustrated by L.A. Spooner and Orion Zangara, and introduced by Times Bestselling author F. Paul Wilson), and OTHER MUSIC, the debut solo novel by Marc Levinthal (introduced by John Skipp). ldquo;Michael Baileyrsquo;s become one great editor. Rock-solid.rdquo; ndash; Jack Ketchum

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