Reviews

Rod Serling's Triple W: Witches, Warlocks And Werewolves by Jack Sharkey, Charles G. Finney, Joe L. Hensley, Jane Roberts, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Fritz Leiber, Gordon R. Dickson, Charles Mackay, Rod Serling, Rudyard Kipling, Bruce Elliott, Malcolm Jameson

krazymofo73's review

slow-paced

3.0

just_a_touch_of_bibliomania's review

4.0

This was an awesome anthology. Full of creepy stories about, you guessed it, witches, werewolves and warlocks (even a few vampires), they each had a creepy, fun twist on the mythical creatures we all know and love. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a quick, fun, spooky read

benmsmith's review

3.0

Decent short story collection, though the title made me think Rod Serling had written these stories, not just selected them for the anthology. Some classics in here, others that feel very much of their time.

samtee222's review

4.0

This book had twelve stories about mainly Witches and Werewolves I liked them all. I really liked the last story it centered around witch trials in Scotland mainly some in Germany, I find those kind of stories about witch trials rather fascinating.