Out There Screaming

Not only likely to be the best anthology of the year, but one for the ages. * The Guardian * These tales are all both gruesomely imaginative and firmly rooted in the realities of anti-Black racism and brutalityand there isnt a weak one in the bunch. This is essential reading for any horror fan. -- <i>Publishers Weekly </i>(starred review) Something special in time for Halloween. * Evening Standard * What could be more cathartic than this thoroughly chilling collection of tales featuring spirits, monsters, sinister technology, foreboding hallucinations and more? Running the gamut from grounded-in-reality shocks to fully supernatural thrills there's something for horror fans of all varieties. * Sight and Sound * Real life (traffic stops) and real history (Freedom Riders, lynch mobs) meet speculative fiction and the supernatural in this bone-chilling collection. * Time * An important work in the history of black horror fiction. * Far Out Magazine * In Out There Screaming, [Peele] curates a roster of established names and breakthrough talent to showcase the abundant variety of macabre Black storytelling. Its clearly conceived as a landmark collection * Esquire, The Best Horror Books of 2023 Will Scare You Sh*tless * A brilliant anthology of stories that will keep you awake at night and linger with you in the day. I loved it. -- Daisy Johnson, author of <i>Everything Under</i>

Jordan Peele is an Oscar and Emmy Awardwinning writer, producer, and director fo Get Out, Us and Nope. Prior to Get Out, Peele was the co-creator of Comedy Centrals Key & Peele, which became a viral sensation online. In 2012, Peele formed his film and television company, Monkeypaw Productions, to champion unconventional storytelling through genre.