Reddit reviews After the People Lights Have Gone Off

For anyone else who stumbles upon this post, the answer is: "The Spider Box" from Stephan Graham Jones' anthology, After the People Lights Have Gone Off.

my pleasure. yeah. the SGJ story, "FSHR" is amazing, one of my favorites of his for sure. if you like SGJ's voice, we just released a collection of his stories, AFTER THE PEOPLE LIGHTS HAVE GONE OFF, which includes two new stories. we're also going to have a Reddit AMA later this month with SGJ and myself. should be fun. keep an eye out for that. thanks for the interest and support!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1940430259

> Books of Blood

Dread is one of my favorite short stories. I always recommend it to people looking for horror stories that really get in your head. There are quite a few stories in those collections that I haven't read in almost twenty years, but parts of them are still burned into my psyche.

Current reading: I generally only read one thing at a time, but at the moment I'm alternating between a few things. I'm reading a series of free Kindle shorts written by Harold Schechter, one of my favorite True Crime writers, called "Bloodlands." Alternating with the short story collection After The People Lights Have Gone Off by Stephen Graham Jones. I've only read a couple of stories so far, but it's pretty fantastic so far. I haven't been this excited about getting into a contemporary writer since I started reading Joe Lansdale over a decade ago.

Then when I'm too tired to concentrate on "real" reading I've been making my way through Misery Obscura by Eerie Von. As a Misfits/Samhain/Danzig fanatic, I'm not sure why it took me so long to get this book. It's a treasure trove.

This particular story can be found in Stephen Graham Jones's short story collection "After the People Lights Have Gone Off." You might like the other stories in that book. https://www.amazon.com/After-People-Lights-Have-Gone/dp/1940430259