Historias de miedo para contar en la oscuridad

The selection feels like a mix of classic and lesser-known tales. I wonder what guided his choices—was it based on popularity, originality, or something else?

Some tales had me squirming more than others, especially the ones with traditional folklore roots. I’m curious if readers had particular favorites or fears sparked by certain stories.

The artwork really amplifies the creepiness, but I wonder if Schwartz or the illustrators planned this synergy from the start or if it was an organic process.