Review: Nobody does horror like Andrew Van Wey!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2013
Brought to you by OBS reviewer AutumnAndrew Van Wey is one of horror's new avant-garde.  Not the overtly graphic type, but the kind that creeps up on you from behind and whispers coldly in your ear.A Feast of Infinite Rot is a compilation of sorts that is tied together by the storyteller himself, a traveller.  A weary man finds himself in a secluded Inn with only the staff and all they require for payment for his food and lodging is that he tells them three stories.  He claims that all of these stories are based on real events in his life and he invites them to sit back and bear witness.Each of these short stories will give you a good case of the chills in and of itself but lurking in the background is a twist that you will never see coming.I really enjoy Van Wey's subtle style and they way he leads the reader right where he wants them to go.  I would recommend reading this book at high noon in the middle of a sea of people.  You'll feel safer that way...This review and more at openbooksociety dot com