OCEANS: A Dark Microfiction Anthology (Dark Drabbles)

I LOVE this series! These thematic anthologies are just the best. Writing micro-fiction is difficult, but these authors do an amazing job. I think this is the second or third one I've read so far. Each story is action-packed, but each story is bite-sized, so you can read a couple a night even if you are busy. Can't wait for the next one.

This is the first microfiction ebook I've ever read, and if you've never tried it before, it's worth it simply for the experience. The stories here are limited to 100 words exactly, all focused on the ocean and usually horror.I'll say it straight up: I'm not a horror fan. The nice things about these stories is there are so few words in each story that it is difficult to get any kind of mood that might scare someone. Some stories are thinkers, while others are very straightforward. I'll admit that I didn't read every single one, as there are hundreds of authors here and after reading for too long you eventually become numb. At least, I did.Since this is on KU, it's an easy book to pick up when you feel like something different, then put it back down when you're tired of it.Recommend for fans of microfiction and horror.4/5*

For one hundred words the stories were distinctly fine, but riddled me with typos that made me question why I even bothered.