The Anatomy of Fear

By: HL Tinsley, Tim Hardie, Lee C Conley, Jacob Sannox, Zamil Akhtar, Bryan Bellec, Sean Crow, Ryan Howse, Bjørn Larssen, L.L. MacRae, Krystle Matar, Trudie Skies

Narrated by: RJ Bayley

‘The skull bell tolled, but only Lena heard it.’ – L.L. MacRae (Bone)

Fear is universal—a shared human experience that provokes awe, curiosity and terror. It feeds our anxieties, elevating our heartbeats and driving the instinct to survive. But what are we afraid of—and why?

Each story in this anthology seeks to answer that question, blurring the boundaries between horror and fantasy fiction.

A collection of tales written to evoke feelings of discomfort and despair, fear and fascination in equal measure—inspired by the different parts of our own fragile, breakable all-too-mortal bodies.

Ranging from dark, blood-stained gothic streets to haunting visions of otherworldly beings to drug-fueled paranoia trips that twist reality, The Anatomy of Fear is an exploration of the dark realms of the mind.

©2023 HL Tinsley, Jacob Sannox, Tim Hardie, Bjorn Larssen, LL MacRae, Trudie Skies, B.A. Bellec, Lee C Conley, Zamil Akhtar, Sean Crow, Krystle Matar, Ryan Howse (P)2023 HL Tinsley, Jacob Sannox, Tim Hardie, Bjorn Larssen, LL MacRae, Trudie Skies, B.A. Bellec, Lee C Conley, Zamil Akhtar, Sean Crow, Krystle Matar, Ryan Howse

Dark and Intense

The Anatomy of Fear is a dark, intense story filled with gore and horror. I found each story more intriguing than the one before pulling me in deeper into the spider web of darkness. The narration was good. I would recommend this book book to anyone who is a fan of old horror movies because that's what it reminds me of. I received this book for free upon my request. I am voluntarily leaving my honest and unbiased review here that is strictly my own opinion.