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**New Anthologies Explore Diverse Themes in Horror Fiction**

A collection of new anthologies is drawing attention for their unique themes and captivating storytelling. "Mother Knows Best," edited by Lindy Ryan and featuring contributions from Gemma Hartley, Kristi Drestor, Nellie Y. Rachel Harrison, and an introduction by Jade Hartmann, focuses on motherhood and the fears associated with it.

Another notable anthology is "The House Where Death Lives," edited by Alex Brown, which promises to delve into the darker aspects of domestic life.

Meanwhile, "Out There Screaming," an anthology of new Black horror edited by Jordan Peele, showcases voices in horror that explore a wide range of themes.

These collections, ranging from niche topics like shopping malls to broader themes of motherhood, offer readers a mix of fright and fun, tapping into various fears that resonate in contemporary culture. The anthologies are highlighted in various listings, including the New York Public Library, and have made their mark as New York Times Bestsellers.

Source: NYPL The New York Public Library | New York NY

Source Type: Library

Source Location: New York

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