First published 1994
A woman vanishes without a trace. A man is haunted by a cat with glowing red eyes. A group of friends dabble in the occult, with nightmarish results. In Raymond Harris' "Best Short Stories," the ordinary becomes extraordinary—and deeply unsettling. These dark tales pulse with sensory detail, drawing readers into worlds where mortality, the supernatural, and human darkness collide. Yet amid the horror, Harris weaves poignant reflections on the fragility of existence.
Genres: fiction, short-stories, education, middle-grade, academic
Vibes: educational, practical, thought-provoking
Tropes: educational, instructional
Period: Middle Level, Second Edition
Paperback · Jamestown Pubns