ANTHOLOGIES
Views from the Overlook
From Vintage, edited by Jamie Flanagan (2027)
Jack Torrance’s poison may have been alcohol, but there are many drugs of choice—ambition, wealth, status—and all of them are tantalizingly close at hand at the Overlook Hotel. Immortalized in Stephen King’s 1977 novel The Shining, the Overlook Hotel occupies a central role in the horror universe. Nestled within its sprawling grounds and labyrinthine hallways are endless unimaginable horrors—looming topiaries come to life, a never-ending masquerade, the undead ghosts of patrons grasping for company. The Overlook may have been destroyed alongside its final caretaker, but its legacy—and the terrors it contains—live on.
In Views from the Overlook, over thirty of this generation’s greatest dark fiction writers have come together to make sure of that, chronicling the many guests, employees, and spirits in the hotel’s history. Featuring stories by bestselling and award-winning authors such as Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Daniel Kraus, and Paul Tremblay, Views from the Overlook offers a new set of scares that’s sure to thrill the most discerning guest.
Includes "Dishie" by Andrew Joseph White.
The Kids Came Back Wrong
From Bloomsbury, edited by Wen-yi Lee (2027)
A YA horror anthology for fans of Weapons and Stranger Things, which follows a group of teens who disappeared in the woods on a school trip as kids and came back changed in ways they can't describe, featuring interconnected stories from 13 authors.
Includes "Shrike" by Andrew Joseph White.
This Is How We Roll
From Page Street Kids, edited by Rosiee Thor (2025)
The magic of tabletop RPGs lives in the creativity of the players. Given the chance to explore gender, relationships, and queer existence across vast worlds with completely different sets of rules, queer players throughout the years have found acceptance, camaraderie, and joy by rolling the dice and kicking ass. This anthology celebrates that TTRPG rite of passage with a diverse lineup of queer authors who are just as mighty with their pens as with swords… and shields… and spells!
This collection of fourteen stories includes critically acclaimed authors such as New York Times Bestseller Marieke Nijkamp, New York Times Bestseller Andrew Joseph White, Pura Belpré Honor winner Jonny Garza Villa, LAMBDA Literary Award winner Rebecca Podos, LAMBDA Award finalist Linsey Miller, Indie Bestseller Margaret Owen, and Morris Award finalist Akemi Dawn Bowman.
Includes "Oathbreaker" by Andrew Joseph White.
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Transcendent 4: The Year's Best Transgender-Themed Speculative Fiction
From Lethe Press, edited by Bogi Takács (2019)
A non-binary teenager may be from a small town but they remember at least a dozen past lives; a young trans woman auditions as an anime voice actor while the world is ending; in a future of constant change and transformation, one person is hesitant to undergo the next metamorphosis; a trans man comes back home to discover his parents have added to the household an android that has his deadface installed. Award-winning editor Bogi Takács has assembled a stellar line-up of stories that explore the frontiers of gender - using the imaginative tools of speculative fiction.The editor's introduction also includes a section on year-to-year changes in transgender SFF, and assembled longer-form trans highlights.
Includes "Chokechain" by Andrew Joseph White.
Read "Chokechain" for free on Medium
