Jonathan Maberry Short Story Collections books in order

Complete reading order for Jonathan Maberry's short story collections, gathering his horror, thriller, and dark fantasy short fiction.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Possessed: Spine Tingling Tales from Ten Masters of Horror 2011 Jonathan Maberry Buy
2 Hungry Tales 2012 Jonathan Maberry Buy
3 Strange Worlds 2015 Jonathan Maberry Buy
4 Empty Graves: Tales of the Living Dead 2021 Jonathan Maberry Buy
5 Long Past Midnight 2023 Jonathan Maberry Buy

Jonathan Maberry’s short story collections gather his shorter horror and dark fantasy fiction into five volumes published between 2011 and 2023. The earliest, Possessed: Spine Tingling Tales from Ten Masters of Horror (2011), is a multi-author collection. Hungry Tales (2012) collects zombie-related fiction, while Strange Worlds (2015) ranges across science fiction and fantasy settings.

Empty Graves: Tales of the Living Dead (2021) and Long Past Midnight (2023) represent Maberry’s more recent collection work. These books give readers a chance to sample the full range of Maberry’s shorter fiction, from stories set in his established series universes to standalone tales of horror and the supernatural. For readers who prefer shorter fiction or who want to explore Maberry’s work beyond his novels, these collections are a good starting point.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Jonathan Maberry Short Story Collections series?

There are five books in the Jonathan Maberry Short Story Collections series, published between 2011 and 2023.

What is the first book in the Jonathan Maberry Short Story Collections series?

The first book in the Jonathan Maberry Short Story Collections series is Possessed: Spine Tingling Tales from Ten Masters of Horror, published in 2011.

What are Jonathan Maberry's short story collections about?

Maberry’s short story collections bring together his horror and dark fantasy short fiction. The stories cover a range of subjects including zombies, supernatural threats, and dark science fiction, often drawing on the same worlds and themes as his novels.

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