Title: Campfire Chillers-Classic Tales
Product review: A collection of edited, notable works by authors such as A. Bierce and E.A. Poe, to name but a few. With the exception of a couple of the stories being more mainstream (i.e.: The Monkey's Paw, Wendigo), most are relatively fresh, though dated, to today's horror genre. Though most of the stories are dated in their writings, due to the era in which they were initially written, they still have the timeless horror-attraction, able to get your attention and hold it. Overall, truly world-class horror stories...but not too scary to read aloud to a boyscout troup, or a children's sleepover.
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